Detroit razing decrepit Cadillac stamping plant

A new industrial building is to open in about a year where the Cadillac plant’s ruins now stand.

June 07, 2021 04:00 AM

The ruins of a nearly century-old former Cadillac stamping plant abandoned more than 30 years ago in Detroit are finally coming down.

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