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The Southfield Downtown Development Authority (SDDA) Board of Directors unanimously voted to recommend approval of a Development Liquor License for Brix Wine, a Detroit-based wine bar and hospitality concept proposed for Northland City Center. The recommendation reflects the Board’s support for a project that aligns with the SDDA’s 2025–2030 Strategic Plan by expanding dining and…
Read Full ArticleDDA Donation To Public Art July 2026 Donation will support the purchase, transportation and installation of a monumental work by internationally recognized artist Sebastián SOUTHFIELD, Mich. — July 21, 2026 — The Southfield Downtown Development Authority Board of Directors has approved an $80,000 donation to the Friends of Southfield Public Arts to help bring a…
Read Full ArticleThe Southfield Downtown Development Authority introduces a new initiative to help businesses and property owners invest in the Historic Cornerstone District. Opening a business. Renovating a commercial building. Preparing a vacant storefront for a new tenant. Each represents an investment in Southfield’s future—but each also comes with challenges. Permits, inspections, occupancy requirements, construction costs, and project coordination…
Read Full ArticleThe Southfield Downtown Development Authority invites business owners, commercial property owners, developers, entrepreneurs, residents, and community partners to celebrate the launch of the Cornerstone Comeback Grant Program during the upcoming Greet & Eat Food Truck Event. Tuesday, July 14 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Baseline Obelisk Park Corner of Rutland Drive and Eight Mile Road The event…
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About the DDA
Since 1988 we have fueled the economic development engine for the southeast corner of the city. It is our job to promote growth and keep Southfield a great place to live, work, shop, and conduct business.
The Southfield DDA has attracted many companies and organizations to the district, including innovative healthcare facilities, top-ranked educational institutions, and historic retail development projects.
Our mission is to create an environment that is attractive, comfortable and secure for everyone. We want residents, businesses and service organizations to know they have invested in a vibrant city that will continue to grow well into the future.
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