by Tadman
In related development, General Motors has indicated they will leave the Renaissance Center downtown, their home for almost 30 years, for a few floors of the new Hudson tower a mile up Woodward. What GM is planning to do with their old building, which they own, is not clear. But thats a lot of empty office space in a town with 25pct vacancy, while Ford has to figure out how to get some tenants into MCS.
Supposedly GM was looking at a huge bill to renovate the hvac so perhaps the Renaissance Center is not an attractive building anymore.
Supposedly GM was looking at a huge bill to renovate the hvac so perhaps the Renaissance Center is not an attractive building anymore.
The new Acela: It's not Aveliable.
