Wayne Co. government aims to buy ex-Comerica HQ building in Detroit
Posted By: The Detroit News on September 16, 2026. For more information, please click here to read the source article.
A downtown building that once was the headquarters of the defunct Comerica Bank is on track to be become Wayne County’s property for $25 million.
The nine-story building and 243-space parking garage is at 411 West Lafayette. On Wednesday, Sept. 16, a committee for the Wayne County Commission approved the sale, with the intention to officially close on it in October. Detroit-based Sterling Group currently owns the building.
The county intends to move employees from five county departments, around 450 workers, from several downtown offices and one in Romulus, into the building, according to documents shown on the meeting agenda. The county aims to completes its move by spring 2027, officials said.
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