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In the 70s New York had the twin towers, Chicago had the Sears Tower, so Detroit gained The recognizable RenCen

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The two smaller towers could be converted to mid to high end residential. Not to be used for affordable living or fixed income. Bedrock could start out by focusing on the Winter Garden and putting...

The Qline will probably be not running into downtown during the draft. I had taken it this past Saturday and it only traveled to Little Ceasars Arena.

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It looks better lighted up at night. It has a greenish hue to it. Is it permanent or just temporal for the NFL Draft?

Weren't the station housed in the Student Center Building on Woodward just north of Warren before they moved?

How much did G.M. sell it's Grand Blvd location to the State of Michigan for?

The beauty about Gilbert owning the RenCen is that he could lease one or two of the towers to global or international companies instead of just local. GM probably had paid off the complex a few years...

You had done a great job photographing the progress of the development over the years

Detroit had and still have under 800,000 during the time he had visited this city. He wasn't referring to a small town such as Mayberry. He was saying that Detroit shouldn't be forced into making it...

You are right . I think that the Hudson's Block would had been completed back in 2020 if the tower wasn't including with it. Detroit as a whole doesn't have a robust economy and sometimes the forcast...

Wrong. Gilbert and Bedrock could work wonders to the RenCen complex where G.M. couldn't. Bedrock could attract the right tenants to the complex. They could get new managers and planners with fresh...

I'm thinking that this hotel will occupy several floors. True in any other state the building probably would take a year or two especially in a newly constructed building. This is usually not the...

Rencen was crowded on weekends during the late 70s throughout the 80s. The shops, the restaurants, and the movie theaters were always occupied or heavily attended. Had the RenCen wasn't built like a...

I think that the tower would be completed by year's end. However, it may take the hotel three years to get through all of the red tape in order to build out and open

GM had a few classic cars displayed in the lower level new the food court. Tourists don't want to see current modeled cars. They could visit any dealership showroom to see those. The RenCen...

What GM should had done was to put classic cars throughout the first and lower levels of the RenCen as well as new cars. GM had done similar when their headquarters were on Grand Blvd. That would had...

Wasn't Mary Barea asked earlier this year if GM was going to leave the RenCen and she said no?

Gilbert's probably will do what GM Ceo Mary Barra and RenCen managers failed to do. That is make the RenCen a tourist attraction, a shopping area, as well as an office complex. The World Trade Center...

A fortune 500 company still can be lured into moving to the Block. GM is only occupying two floors. Bedrock should focus on getting an international corporation to open an office in the Block instead...

If GM was smart they could find a vacant lot somewhere along Woodward between Grand Blvd and Grand Circus Park and make that parking for GM employees and partner with the Qline so that it's employees...

I think that the four towers at the RenCen should stay offices. Maybe Toyota, Tesla, Honda, or Mercedes could open offices in those towers. Let's make downtown Detroit global

I had predicted this in form of a question earlier on this site. I might as well get paid for my consultation on here

That's what it appear to be. The Hudson's Tower sit on a higher elevation of land than the RenCen does