Ford Unveils New 2.1M Sq Ft Headquarters in Dearborn

Ford Motor Company is relocating its world headquarters for the first time in 70 years to the Henry Ford II World Center in Dearborn, Michigan, on the historic site of its 1953 Product Development Center. The 2.1 million square-foot facility is designed to house up to 4,000 employees and features six design studios, a large shared dining hall, wellness and nursing rooms, and over 300 tech-enabled meeting rooms to foster innovation and collaboration. The new building aims for net-zero energy use, incorporating energy-efficient systems and sustainable practices, and will open to some employees this November with full completion expected by 2027. This move from the iconic 'Glass House' headquarters, which will be demolished and repurposed for community use, marks a strategic shift to bring management, design, and engineering teams closer together. Analysts have mixed views on Ford's stock outlook, with a consensus 'Hold' rating and a moderate potential upside based on projected fair value. The relocation reflects Ford's commitment to innovation while honoring its legacy with a state-of-the-art facility near where iconic vehicles like the Mustang and F-Series were developed.