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The crane is no longer moving at The Abbot. But there’s some good news from the project. ELi’s Alice Dreger reports.

With one developer pulling out, leaving only one left, this isn't what East Lansing's DDA had in mind when it sent out a call to developers about the Evergreen properties. ELi's Alice Dreger reports.

The City of East Lansing has announced the first meeting where the two proposals for the Evergreen Properties will be discussed. What should you expect, and how can you weigh in?

East Lansing's Council has now approved a contract that Mayor Ruth Beier will sign if voters approve the downtown land sale to MSU Federal Credit Union on March 10.

There were days when it felt like nothing would ever get built at that blighted corner. Yesterday, a special ceremony celebrated the height of the new construction. ELi’s Alice Dreger reports.

Babcock and Meadows said the process was fatally flawed, but Beier, Gregg, and Stephens said the debt problem outweighed process concerns. ELi’s Chris Gray reports on the final Oakwood Historic District revision.

The East Lansing City Council plans to address proposed boundary changes to the Oakwood Historic District at this Tuesday's discussion-only meeting. ELi’s Chris Gray reports.

ELi’s Chris Gray and Alice Dreger update what’s on the horizon for downtown development in the area of Valley Court Park.

After a decade of waiting to fix the Oakwood sewer problem in conjunction with expected redevelopment, the City’s Director of Public Works is recommending the $3.5M project happen now. ELi’s Chris Gray reports.

In a surprise move, East Lansing City Council will consider asking voters to sell a public piece of land to MSUFCU for a new office building downtown. ELi's Alice Dreger has the scoop, including the land's appraisal.

The DDA has finally voted to invite all developers to show their qualifications and pitch their ideas for the publicly-owned land on the west side of downtown. ELi’s Alice Dreger reports.

Can East Lansing's City Council and DDA agree on what to do about the publicly-owned Evergreen Avenue properties? An unusual meeting brought forward some conflicting perspectives. ELi's Chris Root reports.

Yesterday’s special meeting of East Lansing’s DDA was anything but dull. Who said what, who tried what, and what’s next for the Evergreen properties? ELi’s Alice Dreger reports.

Developers from DRW Convexity are seeking to increase the size and change the unit mix for an apartment building to be constructed near Valley Court Park. What’s new in the revision?