The 600 Renaissance Center tower was built in 1980 and renovated in 2024, and is zoned for residential and office spaces, as well as hotel and retail areas. But the tower sits with just 11% occupancy.

The 600 Tower of the Renaissance Center - not currently owned by GM - is currently on auction with a $2.75 million starting bid, with multiple possible uses.

Ten-X opened the auction on 600 Renaissance Center on Monday morning. The opening bid for the 334,000-square-foot building is $2,750,000.

The 600 Renaissance Center tower is going up for auction from March 17 through March 19. The starting bid for the building is about $2.7 million.

News about two of the future projects emerged in April: a possible partial conversion of one of the smaller Renaissance Center office towers to residential lofts, and a possible full conversion of ...

Taking up nearly an entire city block, Detroit’s iconic Renaissance Center is on the auction block. Built in 1980 and renovated last year, the building is zoned for office and residential use ...

Hardly anyone anymore is talking about expanding downtown's office space inventory. In fact, the recent proposal to redevelop the Renaissance Center calls for demoing two of its office towers and ...

Last year, prior to the announcement of the Bedrock/GM vision, she released a statement calling for the top 20 floors of each office tower to be turned into housing units, creating some 2,000 or ...

Two of the five towers that comprise Detroit’s Renaissance Center will be razed as part of a major renovation plan for the skyscraper complex. However, how exactly GM and real estate firm ...

The 727-foot hotel tower that’s flanked by the four office towers would be reduced to about 850 hotel keys, compared to the current 1,300, with the balance of the space converted into luxury ...