Crews have stabilized 232 homes across Detroit to date, according to the demolition department. About 120 of the homes have been relisted for sale through the Detroit Land Bank Authority.

Detroit’s demolition program is dominated by two large companies, Adamo and Homrich, which have received the bulk of the dollars thus far.

Among those asking for a sit-down with the Detroit City Council is Damion Ellis, who said he had a look at the contracts awarded under Detroit's federal-funded vacant home demolition program.

McDonagh Demolition and the Detroit Land Bank Authority (DLBA) today reached an agreement enabling work to move forward on the City’s demolition program.

DETROIT (AP) — A minority-owned business that's participated in Detroit federally funded demolition program is alleging racial discrimination by city officials. A federal lawsuit from Direct ...

Under the Hardest Hit program, Detroit’s demolition costs went from an average of about $13,600 per house in 2014 to about $16,400 in 2015. The city said the rising prices were tied to new ...

The next day, on Oct. 14, 2015, three staffers from the Michigan State Housing Development Authority, which oversees federal funding for the city’s demolition program, arrived in Detroit for an ...

Detroit’s demolition program, which began in 2014, is dominated by two large non-black-owned companies, Adamo and Homrich, which have earned more than $72 million of the funding combined.

The demolition program came under scrutiny in fall 2015 amid concerns over bidding practices and soaring costs. The land bank oversees Detroit’s blight elimination along with the Detroit ...

DETROIT>> A Detroit demolition program that depended on $263 million in federal money to raze thousands of vacant houses is moving to city control. By July 1, the program will shift fully to city ...