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Sterling Heights City Council unanimously approved substantial tax incentives for the abandoned Lexside Mall conversion project to a large residential neighbourhood called Lexside City, to serve as the Downtown Zone for the fourth largest Michigan city. The Miami-based company Leon Hart Capital is planning to re-establish the giant trading centre, which was permanently closed in 2024, at a total cost of $1.2 billion, including $573 million to co…
·Dearborn, United States
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