GM will relocate to a modern office building about a mile north of the Renaissance Center along a stretch of road that now houses high-end shops and restaurants.

GM is showing support for the Detroit Lions as the NFC North winners prepare to take on the San Francisco 49ers for a shot to win a Super Bowl.

Altogether, there is 5.5 million square feet of space. The Renaissance Center was the brainchild of Henry Ford II, who saw the project as a way to revitalize Detroit following the 1967 uprising.

General Motors plans to relocate its global headquarters to the new Hudson’s Detroit complex in 2025, abandoning its iconic Renaissance Center location. GM ...

GM needs less office space in Detroit, so it’s moving out of the Renaissance Center. However, it will stay in the city, and is expected to announce a move to a new complex called Hudson’s Detroit.

DETROIT – With General Motors moving from the Renaissance Center to the new Hudson’s building next year, the future of Detroit’s skyline crown jewel is a question mark. GM CEO Mary Barra ...

General Motors Co. and Dan Gilbert's Bedrock LLC are planning to tear down two of the automaker's five Renaissance Center towers as part of a reimagining of the long-struggling complex the ...

In case you didn't notice, the three neon-blue General Motors logo signs high atop the Renaissance Center in downtown Detroit have gone dark. For those who have noticed, it's created some ...

The move is a smart one for GM. The company gets out from the hulking Renaissance Center and into a smaller footprint, which when finished will be Detroit’s signature property.

GM Plans to Overhaul Detroit’s Iconic Towers. A Battle Is Brewing With Taxpayers. The $1.6 billion proposal calls for $350 million in public subsidies By Peter Grant Share ...

DETROIT (AP) — Two towers at Detroit's iconic Renaissance Center would be razed and the complex converted to a mix of housing and offices under an ambitious $1.6 billion plan announced Monday ...

Phase II of the Renaissance Center, under construction in 1979. Phase II of the project added two additional office towers in 1981. In the background are the Blue Cross Blue Shield Building, Ss.