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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

The Hudson spot was just steel beams protruding from the ground during the last solar eclipse in 2017

Check out the small library that's off the lobby

I'm going. So what the numbers were missing calculated. That's not going to stop me from enjoying a once in a lifetime event in my own city

You think that using that space for one pop up shop after another is better. Adidas is a more popular brand than Under Armour.

Yes Detroit has great potential to become one especially with all of the vacate land it possess. I think that Michigan could be an attractive state in the future to attract people as well as...

Boomtowns usually have there developments completed in timely manners. Developments in Detroit many times taken much longer or get delayed for 5 to 10 years. Detroit can't even fill up its empty...

Most of these younger people may want to live in high density areas until they get a little older and want to start families then they will want more privacy and move out of a very expensive...

Detroit really doesn't need another highrise residential nor office building. Unlike other large cities Detroit has much more land and/or space to spread out.

Unlike Chicago, New York, and other major cities where snatch and run flash mobs raid tge stores Detroit catches their shoplifters and don't have flash mobs raiding it's retail strips

Also, you want to know each elected official's voting record on funding the improvements of the already existing transportation system in the city. When Duggan became Mayor he hired Dan Dirks from...

That was a typo. I had corrected it

A completed looking building tells a better story

I doubt that the crane will be removed by the time of the draft. The building could he been topped off by now.

E Forest from Russell to McDougall has plenty of land to build a training facility for the Detroit Lions. However, there's a vacant lot on Woodward just north of Mack that has a banner saying Midtown...

Getting funding together and actually cleaning up environmental waste on the site are different

The train station wasn't a former automobile factory where hazardous materials could be poured underneath the ground.

The Fisher Plant is probably unlike the building's being renovated in Chicago and New York. This is a former factory that probably has hazardous chemicals still underneath the foundation of it put...

Gilbert also own The Albert on Griswold which is an apartment building. The one building that would be great for condos or apartments in the Penobscot Building. Bedrock probably wish they could buy...

I applauded Dan Gilbert for almost singlehandedly reviving downtown Detroit. Maybe he was doing too much at one time. The Hudson Block was needed. Should he had waited to build the tower? Too bad...

There's no guarantee that development will start in September. I don't put the blame on Bedrock for all of the setbacks. Gilbert's vision is probably too great for a city that is still stuck in the...