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Detroit’s downtown commercial real estate just took a hit—values dropped 10% in 2026 after a decade of growth, driven by high interest rates, shrinking office demand, and a flood of new apartments and hotels. Despite population gains, affordability remains a hurdle, and experts say this slump is a delayed reaction to pandemic-era construction booms and hybrid work trends. Still, hotel development continues to surge as city leaders push for more rooms to fuel tourism and big events.

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