Development creeps up the Northend's Woodward Corridor

[Lowell]

A recent drive down Woodward came across these three developments in Detroit's percolating and reviving Northend district.

Reverend Dr. Jim Holley Residences

Cater-corner from the Reverend's Little Rock Baptist church and across from the former Northern High School are the newly built Reverend Dr. Jim Holley Residences.



Further down, the long-abandoned former DPL Utley Library is being repurposed by the DWIHN.

[[DWIHN) Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network

Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network
The Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network is compassionate and committed to the 75,000 children and adults it serves in Detroit and Wayne County.

Our Provider Network supports and serves individuals with serious mental illness, children with serious emotional disturbance, people with autism, individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and those with substance use disorder.





Just north of the former Purple Heart Thrift Store location the new Detroit People’s Food Co-op nears completion.

The Detroit People’s Food Co-op

The Detroit People’s Food Co-op is an African American led, community-owned grocery cooperative. The co-op’s purpose is to provide improved access to healthy food and food education to Detroit residents.

[DetroiterOnTheWestCoast]

Great to see new development in that neighborhood. I love seeing the new construction filling up some of the vacant land on Woodward, but I especially love seeing buildings such as the former library being repurposed.

That building next to the new food coop looks like it could be a gem.

[K-slice]

This stretch is on my daily commute and it's been amazing to see the progress!

North End/ Piety Hill should be prime real estate for those who want to live close to downtown but aren't looking for an apartment or Condo.