My Detroit Journal

  4/10/21 - I believe this is going to be the new Wayne State Theater but there is on information no their website. This is looking north onCass Ave.       I'm not sure what this structure is. It is just north of I-94 on Anthony Wayne Drive.     And near that structure will be a new overpass that empties onto Anthony Wayne Drive. This is looking north towards New Center Area.     And the new hockey arena is nearing completion. Mystery solved. It is actually a new bridge that they are going to install over I-94 on Sunday, July 10th. Amazing!     

  On July 17, 2018 Construction began on the Gordie Howe International Bridge between Detroit, Michigan and Windsor, Ontario   Canadian website link: https://www.gordiehoweinternationalbridge.com/en/gallery   3/23/21 - Work being done along I-75 for the approaches.     3/23/21 - Looking towards the river, south of Fort St.     4/7/21 - Beginning of the first towers. Looking towards the river.     4/7/21 - Footings for the approaches. Looking northeast.      

  The new TCF Bank Building right across the street from Central United Methodist Church 12/1/2020    1/11/2021   2/23/2021   3/30/2021       5/13/2021      6/6/2021 3/11/22 Believe it or not Huntington Bank bought TCF so the new bank will have a different name.    

     May 20, 2009  Train Station currently owned by Mattie Marroon, Detroit slumlord and owner of the Ambassador Bridge. He allows the building to sit empty and open to the elements for decades until enough civic outcry when he pledges to install windows.       8/9/2015 He installs the windows but they are of cheap quality and not architecturally accurate.        6/24/2018 Ford Motor Company purchases the building to become part of their Autonomous Vehicle Program and opens the building this weekend to visitors before renovation begins.    8/5/2019 5/13/2020 10/8/20 3/16/2021 Starting to see progress

  December 22, 2015 October 25, 2016 April 17, 2017 May 14, 2018

April 17, 2017   August 6, 2018 August 4, 2019 June 4, 2020

  Developer Sterling Group acquired the development rights to the former arena site from FGIC, which received them in Detroit's municipal bankruptcy settlement. Foundation  work began  on the site in February 2022, and a 25-story tower with 500 studio and 1-bedroom apartments is planned. Sources: Detroit Free Press June 4, 2022 June 23, 2022 January 2, 2023 May 5, 2023