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Michigan Should Eliminate Parking Mandates

...developing desirable housing and public transit. Yet, most of Michigan’s municipalities maintain a policy that precludes the development of desirable, affordable housing, as well as functional public

Council Briefs

February 27, 2024
Tags infrastructure, local government

Four Elements of Better Housing Policy 

...discusses ways Michigan can improve housing affordability and equity issues, which are rooted in car reliance, disinvestment in the urban core, and reliance on underfunded and inefficient

Podcast

November 24, 2023

Population

...— U.S. Bureau of the Census IV. Housing Characteristics A. Michigan County Structural and Facility Characteristics of All Housing Units: 2000 — U.S. Bureau of the Census

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October 14, 2014

District Detroit Projects Reprioritized: Office Space Delayed, Housing Accelerated

Axios Detroit reporter Annalise Frank discusses the recently announced “resequencing” of construction projects by District Detroit developers with Research Council President Eric Lupher....

Podcast

April 5, 2024

Shifting Focus – Blight Management for Economic Stability

...adoptions of citywide zoning codes to prevent its return. Though some reformers and government officials at this time acknowledged that elimination of housing without increasing the supply

Council Briefs

October 20, 2022
Tags blight, blight remediation, economic development, economic stability, local government, Public Health

Growing More Prosperous Michigan Regions

...transit agencies.  With greater collaboration and an approach that integrates transportation and transit planning more effectively with other regional growth priorities, the grow-Michigan vision could be better

Council Briefs

August 1, 2024
Tags demographic trends, economic development, growing michigan, Growing Michigan Together Council, local government, Michigan, planning, population trends, prosperity, regional governance

Detroit’s Plan to Spend $826 Million of ARPA Funding Still a Work in Progress

...can access. Investments that aim to address intergenerational poverty include funding for home repairs in marginalized communities; the creation of a city locator to find affordable housing;

Council Briefs

July 15, 2021
Tags American Rescue Plan, ARPA, city charter, city council, COVID-19, covid-19 relief funding, Detroit, detroit charter, detroit city charter, detroit city council, Proposal P

Detroit’s Population Decline Should Prompt Property Tax Reforms

...87 mills in total). We can see the impact of an increasing property tax rate by the number of housing structures in the city. In 2019, the

Council Briefs

August 19, 2021
Tags 2020 census, census, Detroit, income, neighborhoods, population, population decline, population loss, property tax, revenue sharing, revenues, tax base, tax reform, taxable value, taxable value per capita, taxation, taxes, us decennial census, white flight

Eroding Tax Bases in Wayne County

...the housing bubble in 2008. On average, these municipalities have been able to recapture approximately 67 percent of peak values by 2014. A valid reply to this

Council Briefs

March 4, 2015

Current workforce development efforts are missing the largest segment of available workers

...to prosper with the right help, whether it be assistance with child care, better transportation, housing, health care or other key issues. A new report from the

Press Release

January 24, 2020
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