Michigan Central Station
Ford bought abandoned Detroit train station for $90 million
That's quite a lot by Detroit real estate standards
Ford seeks $238 million in tax incentives for Detroit campus
It includes more than $103,600,000 from the city itself.
Ford reveals cost to revive Detroit train station, neighborhood
A big outlay, but automaker hopes to get a quarter-billion-dollar assist.
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Plus Ford's new train station and Tesla's big pickup.
Clock stolen from Detroit train depot returned to Ford
Its anonymous owners says 'I loved that clock and I loved that station'
Ford details how and why it will revitalize Detroit train station
Hub of transportation's past will help create transportation's future.
Ford has purchased Detroit’s old train station, former owner says
Ford plans to announce its plans at a June 19 event.
Ownership transfer points to Ford takeover of Detroit train depot
Announcement on empty Michigan Central Station expected in mid-June.
Ford begins move of EV, autonomy employees to downtown Detroit
Ford has begun moving about 200 employees to a new office in a refurbished hosiery factory in Detroit, the first step in what could be a much larger, consolidated urban campus housing the automaker's electric and autonomous vehicle and mobility operations. That includes a targeted mid-June announcement of a deal to purchase the heavily blighted Michigan Central Station.
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Ford reportedly interested in Detroit’s infamous abandoned train depot
Ford Motor Co. is reportedly in discussions to purchase one of the largest, most well-known eyesores in Detroit as part of a bid to move more staff into the city from its headquarters in neighboring Dearborn and attract young talent to the company.