JACKSON, MI - A long-planned redevelopment project in Jackson will move forward despite the previous deal falling through, city officials said. Jackson City Council members unanimously voted Tuesday to approve the sale of the Hayes Hotel building to Ohio-base developer CollierGibson for $25,

According to the City of Jackson, City Council voted to sell the property to a new development company for $25,000.

After 21 years in the hands of the city of Jackson, the vacant Hayes Hotel will soon be filled with new tenants and much more.

City spokesperson Aaron Dimick said the redevelopment of the Hayes Hotel is a key part of downtown Jackson’s revitalization.

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In April 2022, the City Council approved the sale of the Hayes property to J. Jeffers & Co. over nearly three years, the council authorized multiple extensions of the development agreement while the Milwaukee-based developer attempted plans to start construction.