Coming Soon! New Midtown Office Building, south of MLK

[JDKeepsmiling]

Is this going in that abandoned lot that is fenced off with like 12 foot high razor wire? Glas to see that coming down if it is the case.

[detroitsgwenivere]

Is this going in that abandoned lot that is fenced off with like 12 foot high razor wire? Glas to see that coming down if it is the case.

There is a good reason for it being up. More than a few dead reasons... It is the Corridor after all.

[rondinjp]

Is this going in that abandoned lot that is fenced off with like 12 foot high razor wire? Glas to see that coming down if it is the case.

Yes, it is going on the lot with the 12 foot fence.

Yeah, I saw this yesterday while driving down woodward and was trying to remember if this was ever discussed here or was a new development.

[artds]

Is this going in that abandoned lot that is fenced off with like 12 foot high razor wire? Glas to see that coming down if it is the case.

Yes. I always thought it was odd that someone would barbwire an empty lot like that.

[48202]

Yes. I always thought it was odd that someone would barbwire an empty lot like that.

The fence was constructed when the Detroit Water Department owned the property.

http://detroitmidtown.com/05/doc_lib...20Woodward.pdf

[French777]

There is a new, larger sign in place now too.

[Danny]

WOW! just around the corner and next time a low-income housing hi-rise and crackhead corridor! What a risk! Do you just love gentrification of inner city Detroit. developers will make midtown Woodward Ave look like Park Ave. in 25 years.

[rjlj]

Can you tell me who is being displaced by this development?

WOW! just around the corner and next time a low-income housing hi-rise and crackhead corridor! What a risk! Do you just love gentrification of inner city Detroit. developers will make midtown Woodward Ave look like Park Ave. in 25 years.

[Danny]

The poor and low-income families in that area once property values increase.