Development in Brush Park

Brush Park continues to attract new investment and development. The Brush Park CDC tracks proposals and encourages community engagement to ensure projects align with neighborhood priorities. Residents are encouraged to attend meetings and share feedback on proposed projects.

Current / recent projects:

205 Watson (City RFP Site)

301/311 Edmund (City RFP Site)

281 Winder - Montessori School

3412 Brush Street - Cigar Bar and Carry Out Restaurant

Brewster Wheeler Site

NOTE: The CDC may have copies of archived/past projects. Please contact the board if the information you are looking for is not posted to this website.

Archived Projects:

84 Edmund Place (Multifamily Residential Development)

287/295/301 Watson - Brush Park Elementa (Multifamily Residential Development)

269 Winder (Multifamily Residential Development)

421 Watson (Historic Building Redevelopment)

2827 John R (Mixed Use Development)

2959 John R. (Private Residence)

AC Marriott (formerly West Elm Hotel)

Woodward Place - Building #13 (Alfred/Woodward)

Brush 8 (Townhomes @ Brush/Watson)

262 Mack (New Development)

304 Erskine (Historic Home Restoration)

239 Edmund (Henry Glover House Adjacent Lot)

2458 Brush Street (Visions Restaurant)

229 Edmund (Henry Glover House) Restoration

RFP for Brush/Erskine Parcel (Brush House)

Brush Watson

112 Edmund, 2827 John R & 105 Alfred Projects

SoMA Mixed-Use Parking Deck - at John R. & Erskine

City Club Apartments Midtown - at Mack & Woodward

42 Watson Neighborhood Bar - on Watson Street

Brush Park South  - on Brush Street between 1-75 and Adelaide

Brush Park Village North Condominiums - John R. & Erskine

Fraternal Civic Center - 114 Erskine

City Modern Detroit [Parcels A/B (Bedrock Development)]

2515 Brush, 281 & 291 Winder - Sypitkowski Proposal

Rainbow Childcare Center Development

64 Watson Redevelopment

Joie De Vivre Boutique Hotel

Tolan Park

The Scott at Brush Park (previously Erskine Lofts Development)

112 Edmund Place

2490-2476 Brush

312 Watson

Patterson Terrace

Keleman House Project