A Detroit-based development group that currently operates the Lansing Shuffle won’t have the opportunity to purchase the publicly owned riverfront property after voters rejected the sale Tuesday night.
City Council members would have negotiated the specific details of the buy-sell agreement with Detroit Rising Development.
The sale price was already set in the city’s lease. Detroit Rising would have been able to purchase the land for slightly more than $953,000, based on a 2018 appraisal of the property…