Painting a Prettier Picture of Brush Park
Greater downtown could be looking at a reawakening of one of its most historic — yet languishing — enclaves now that redevelopment plans have been announced and the city negotiates with and seeks developers for more than 30 acres of land in and around Brush Park. But the big unanswered.
Read More @ http://www.crainsdetroit.com/article/20150419/NEWS/304199974/painting-a-prettier-picture-of-brush-park
Joie de Vivre Eyes Brush Park For 118-Room Boutique Hotel
If you attended our February Public Meeting you were able to get a first look at the The Joie de Vivre hotel plans for Brush Park. This proposed development has hit the news in a recent Detroit Curbed article.
If you attended our February Public Meeting you were able to get a first look at the The Joie de Vivre Boutique Hotel plans for Brush Park. This proposed development has hit the news in a recent Detroit Curbed article.
The hotel will be located in Brush Park Corner of Brush and Fisher Freeway service Dr.
The development will create over 400 new jobs in Detroit, including business & construction jobs, hotel manager, greeters, chefs and opportunities for small business owners who will operate within the hotel.
Read the article HERE to learn more. Visit our Resource Center for the presentation. Questions or comments? Attend our next community meeting on Tuesday, March 10th at 5:30pm at the MSU Community Center (3048 Erskine, Detroit MI 48202) or email us at BrushParkCDC@gmail.com
Dan Gilbert, other developers eye city-owned sites in Brush Park, Midtown, riverfront
Dan Gilbert has his eyes set on a different slice of real estate in Detroit: A largely vacant 8.4-acre portion ofBrush Park, the enclave just north of downtown that once housed some of the city's wealthiest families, like the Whitneys, the Kahns and the Hudsons.
A part of the formerly tony neighborhood that remains dotted with many dilapidated vacant homes — and some redevelopments — the 7.5- and 0.9-acre parcels are included in one of the seven requests for proposals that Detroit has or plans to issue for development or redevelopment in the city...
Dan Gilbert has his eyes set on a different slice of real estate in Detroit: A largely vacant 8.4-acre portion ofBrush Park, the enclave just north of downtown that once housed some of the city's wealthiest families, like the Whitneys, the Kahns and the Hudsons.
A part of the formerly tony neighborhood that remains dotted with many dilapidated vacant homes — and some redevelopments — the 7.5- and 0.9-acre parcels are included in one of the seven requests for proposals that Detroit has or plans to issue for development or redevelopment in the city. READ MORE
Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center to Get New Life
This morning, Mayor Mike Duggan announced that the City of Detroit will be seeking proposals to rehab the Brewster Recreation Center, which is located just East of Brush Park between Beaubien and I-75 Service Drive. Be sure to read the Free Press article and visit the DEGC to learn how to submit a bid.
Information on outstanding RFP and development projects for Brush Park can be found in our Development Resource Center.