GM to double its office footprint at Hudson's Detroit

Kirk Pinho
By Kirk Pinho

Kirk Pinho is a senior reporter covering commercial real estate. Since joining Crain's Detroit Business in 2013, he has written about leasing, development and property sales in Detroit and its suburbs, as well as the industry's trends, personalities and quirks.

An aerial view of the Hudson's Detroit office building and tower in downtown Detroit
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An aerial view of the Hudson's Detroit office building and tower.
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Yes, General Motors Co. and Dan Gilbert’s Bedrock LLC real estate company plan to tear down the 300 and 400 towers of the Renaissance Center in Detroit.

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Kirk Pinho
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Kirk Pinho is a senior reporter covering commercial real estate. Since joining Crain's Detroit Business in 2013, he has written about leasing, development and property sales in Detroit and its suburbs, as well as the industry's trends, personalities and quirks.

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