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Trending Colors and Textures Inspire 2023 Home Design

Staff Writer - January 28, 2023

(Family Features) Over the past year, architectural design saw a surge in nature-inspired, earth tones, such as calming shades of blue and green. Homeowners...

Digital Daily

Renew Detroit Repairs Homes, Helping Vulnerable Residents Keep Residences

Rasha Almulaiki - November 12, 2022

For the first time in six years, Samela Dean, an elderly eastside resident, doesn’t need to worry about snow or rain leaking into her...

Digital Daily

Black Woman’s Foreclosed Home Awarded To White Woman ‘For Free’

Black Information Network - October 24, 2022

A Black woman is speaking out after her Detroit home was foreclosed and awarded to a white woman "for free," according to a shocking...

Achieve

More needs to be done to protect authentic Detroit art

Jessica Byrd - March 18, 2015

Art is often misunderstood. From the deciphering of the abstract in expressionism to a simple line on canvas, it’s the viewer who must consume...

Roots (Community)

Banks repossessing more homes as home prices rise

rtmphayes - June 13, 2013

Banks repossessed 11% more homes in May than in April, potentially a sign that they, too, want...

Roots (Community)

ENCHANTED GARDEN & MUSIC: Palmer Woods Music in Homes Grand Finale

rtmphayes - June 13, 2013

An enchanted garden behind a beautifully restored Italian Renaissance mansion will ring with jazz, classical, Argentine tango & Spanish...

News Briefs

Mansion squatting becomes a national trend

rtmadminmc - March 20, 2013

The latest trend in real estate is one that's giving us serious pause. "Mansion squatting", as it's being coined on...

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