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GM Developing Detroit Waterfront

General Motors may be devolved from its empire of alliances, but it's still looking laterally to make money. This time, the automaker is looking in its own backyard, as it sets out to develop condos on the Detroit riverfront, according to thecarconnection.com

GM says it will develop six acres just to the east of the GM headquarters building, the Renaissance Center . The complex will be mostly residential, with waterfront lots and river views.

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