DETROIT -- Peruvian developer Fernando Palazuelo saw the hulking and crumbling Packard car plant on Detroit's east side and vowed to turn the industrial ruin that's a symbol of the city's urban decay ...

DETROIT (WXYZ) — Here on Detroit’s east side, it is hard to miss one of the city's biggest symbols of blight, the Packard plant. And so, after being vacant for ...

Developers have a chance to pitch their ideas for the former Packard Plant, which is being demolished. The city and Detroit Economic Growth Corp. are seeking proposals from qualified developers to ...

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The historic Packard Plant site is being reborn as a mixture of manufacturing, housing, and recreation. In addition to a new building, developers will also restore one of the legacy buildings to house ...

A once automobile manufacturing factory in Detroit is expected to get a makeover, according to city leaders. "Packard Park" would feature multiple uses for buildings and outdoor public space. DETROIT ...

Developers didn’t clamor to take a swing at building on the Packard Plant site on the city’s east side. In fact, the Detroit Economic Growth Corp. received just one bid on a request for proposals from ...

Packard moved out 50 years ago, after their merger with Studebaker. But the headquarters and plant in Detroit still stand. The city calls the site, with its proximity to rail, ripe for redevelopment, ...

DETROIT – After decades of neglect and promises that never materialized, the ruins of the Packard Plant have been removed from 37 acres of the property. The city of Detroit and the Detroit Economic ...

The Packard Plant is s a 3,500,000-square-foot factory complex on Detroit's east side built by Albert Kahn in 1903. The factory closed in 1958 and all uses stopped in the late 1990s. Tanya Moutzalias ...

The city of Detroit is seeking ideas for the redevelopment of several parcels of the former iconic Packard Plant property. The city, working with the Detroit Economic Growth Corp., is accepting ...