Summary
If the university buys the 187-acre campus, it would likely stay off the tax rolls. Council urged U-M to partner with the city on housing, parks, or other community benefits.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
187 acres would remain tax-exempt if purchased by U-M.
Potentially the community, if U-M partners on housing or parks.
Concordia students and alumni facing campus closure; the city if the property sits unused and untaxed.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Ann Arbor leaders raise concerns over University of Michigan's purchase of Concordia campus property
Ann Arbor leaders raise concerns over University of Michigan's purchase of Concordia campus property WXYZ 7 News Detroit
City Council — May 18, 2026
If the university buys the 187-acre campus, it would likely stay off the tax rolls. Council urged U-M to partner with the city on housing, parks, or other community benefits.
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