http://www.freep.com/article/2013061...-Merchants-Row
I think this is awesome news. I have always loved the look of this building and was honestly surprised it was included in the first place. I think it is the former Pepper's Shoes building.
http://www.freep.com/article/2013061...-Merchants-Row
I think this is awesome news. I have always loved the look of this building and was honestly surprised it was included in the first place. I think it is the former Pepper's Shoes building.
I always thought that street-level space would be good for retail.
Yup it was Peppers Shoes
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This is from Faded Detroit Blog it is not my image. http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_2uL9b4oOko...pper+shoes.jpg
Before Pepper's it was Baker's. First floor along woodward has always been retail. Unfortunately most of it has been gone for the last 15+ years.
Here is the link to the Curbed article.
http://detroit.curbed.com/archives/2...n-in-store.php
Awesome. I tried to rent a loft there when I moved here last summer and they were full. I'd imagine they could use some new units.
Great news. I guess the shortage of downtown housing is starting to get more developments started. While the freep pic shows a tired looking building in need of some TLC, its striking how better it looks than in the Faded Detroit pics with the nasty "modernization" touches.
Great news. I love what Gilbert's doing for the city, and it's great to see other folks getting in on the opportunity too. We need a diverse group of property owners.
More important real developers that will improve the property rather than slumlord speculators that choose to sit on properties and allow them to get run down [[Wurlitzer Building)
Well, I guess it is sort of Gilbert related as Rock Managment is in charge of renting their retail units.
Does anyone know whats happening with the building immediately to the left of 1413? Were supposed to be residential before the economy crashed.
That is the Elliot Building last I remember it was slated for residential before the Super Bowl XL and then quickly fell apart afterwards.
According to the sign in the window, it's going to be a brand new residential with lofts! Leasing soon! :rolleyes:Quote:
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Merchants Row adding another building
http://detroit.curbed.com/archives/2...n-in-store.php
Workers were preparing to scale the back of the building when I went by at lunch yesterday.
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I am glad that the buildings on Merchants Row are being restored or remodeled. The former Michigan National Bank building is coming along
Designed by Donaldson & Meier. Valpey Building 1421 Woodward Avenue built in 1896 Lower Woodward Historic District Detroit, MI.
Image taken 6/30/15