ROCHESTER, MI-After two decades, the commission finds a new home in a 92,000-sf facility sporting generous amenities. Residential development will eventually take the place of the old facility.

CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI-Marcus & Millichap has sold the 89,000-sf landmark office building to a Florida company for $11.5 million. The building is 90% leased with a diversified tenant mix.

BINGHAM FARMS, MI-Malan announces $29 million net assets in liquidation in for third quarter 2003, an increase from the second quarter.

DETROIT-A new clothier takes the title of largest store Downtown from Border's, which opened as the city's largest store only a week previously.

LIVONIA, MI-The Wonderland Mall is likely to be demolished in spring 2004, according to its owner. The demolition would make way for a new, smaller retail development.

FENTON, MI-A developer wants to annex almost 10 acres of Holly Township into Fenton to allow a development project to move forward.

DEXTER, MI-A slow economy appears to be the reason a local $150-million mixed-use housing and commercial development has been put on hold. The village council has withdrawn its approval as well.

COMSTOCK TOWNSHIP, MI-A developer has proposed redevelopment plans for a vacant 2.2 million sf former General Motors plant into a modern business park.