The building has been abandoned for the last quarter century and is finally being demolished after a long legal battle.

Supporters said the plan reconnected key parts of Detroit. But opponents said the plan failed to actually help local residents in the promised ways.

The building was opened in 1949 as the Federal Department Store. It opened as the Mammoth Department Store in 1990, but closed ten years later.

Detroit — Demolition started Monday of a building that sat vacant on the city's northwest side for more than 20 years and ...

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After decades of sitting vacant, serving as one of the city's biggest eyesores, Detroit is moving forward with the demolition of the Mammoth Building.

The Rev. Solomon Kinloch Jr. believes in miracles, and he may need one to surpass City Council President Mary Sheffield to become mayor of Detroit.

Detroit’s affordability and energy are fueling a “rentvesting” boom, attracting buyers seeking investment and community.