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    Default Lafayette Tower has new owners

    I was just informed by a friend that the Lafayette Towers has a new owner. She doesn't know who the owner is but the company is named Lafayette Ventures LLC.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stasu1213 View Post
    I was just informed by a friend that the Lafayette Towers has a new owner. She doesn't know who the owner is but the company is named Lafayette Ventures LLC.


    A copy of a letter to residents is on Curbed.
    Last edited by DetroiterOnTheWestCoast; December-08-12 at 01:32 PM.

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    As reported by Crain's, new owner is Greg Jackson, CEO of Prestige Automotive Group.

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    That is not the only high rise with new owners. I just read that within the next few months, an iconic high-rise apartment building in downtown DetroitRiverfront Towers – could be sold at auction like thousands of other foreclosures in the metro area.

    The complex, which features two towers [[26 and 29 stories, respectively) and approximately 550 units, is nestled along the Detroit River adjacent to a commercial district that features the city’s marina and other office and retail space. Unfortunately for the residents, the owners of the Towers just defaulted on a $55 million mortgage, leaving the future of the complex uncertain.

    Here is where I read the article: http://www.bankforeclosuressale.com/...-09273800.html

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