GM's Detroit headquarters on the move, going from RenCen to Hudson's building

Detroit Skyline RenCen GM Renaissance Center 022.png — Relocating means GM will leave behind its space at the Renaissance Center, shown, the automaker’s longtime headquarters. (DEAN STORM)

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DAVID WELCH

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Bloomberg

April 15, 2024 03:44 PM

General Motors is planning to move its downtown Detroit headquarters up Woodward Avenue to the Hudson’s building, a new 1.5 million-square-foot project being developed by billionaire Dan Gilbert, chairman of mortgage lender Rocket Cos. Inc.

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