Shake Shack to Detroit

[Mackinaw]

Huge deal. It is not life changing food but it is damn good, and most importantly, it's a place that has a bit of a foodie status-label. That Detroit is affiliated with the brand, which was founded by notable NYC Chef Danny Meyer and only recently began expanding outside NY, is huge for us.

I don't get the graphic-- Roasting Plant isn't going anywhere is it?

[ParisianLesion]

Huge deal. It is not life changing food but it is damn good, and most importantly, it's a place that has a bit of a foodie status-label. That Detroit is affiliated with the brand, which was founded by notable NYC Chef Danny Meyer and only recently began expanding outside NY, is huge for us.

I don't get the graphic-- Roasting Plant isn't going anywhere is it?

Take another look, Roasting Plant is on the other side. It got me at first too... I think it's because of the odd shape of the building :P

[scooter]

No, its where the old drug store was and the first national deli was, so, right across the lobby from roasting plant

[swingline]

Huge deal. It is not life changing food but it is damn good, and most importantly, it's a place that has a bit of a foodie status-label. That Detroit is affiliated with the brand, which was founded by notable NYC Chef Danny Meyer and only recently began expanding outside NY, is huge for us.

I don't get the graphic-- Roasting Plant isn't going anywhere is it?

Agree. This is a very good tenant score for Bedrock. Shake Shack has excellent fast casual affordable food. It is an edgy, trendy company that often finds the cool or "it" spaces to locate. Another small but steady sign of improving economic health for Detroit's core. Jobs - albeit relatively unskilled - and taxes generated. It's good.