Neighborhood

Milwaukee Junction

Address

66 East Baltimore Avenue

Construction Type

New Construction

Our vision is an environment that embraces students, professionals, residents and visitors all in one place.

Down the street from our Baltimore Station development and near the train station and two university campuses, 66 East Baltimore, is poised to support new concepts in residential living in a development designed for the modern world. 

Stage of Development

Pre-development

A developer sees an opportunity in an existing building or vacant land and tests possible ideas for development to determine if they should commit.

Design

The architect, along with engineers and contractors, collaborate with the developer to create a meaningful plan for construction.

Construction

The general contractor physically brings the design of the architect and engineers to life.

Leasing

The development is promoted to potential tenants who may be interested in leasing or purchasing available units.

Management

A property-management team manages the on-going daily operations of the development and the tenants.

Refinance

The owner may choose to re-finance or sell the developed property.

On Community Engagement: We participated in a variety of community meetings to rezone this site from parking (P1) and industrial (M4) to mixed-use development (SD2). 

In the Neighborhood: Wayne State University, College for Creative Studies, Shinola Factory Headquarters, Detroit Creative Corridor Center, Detroit Institute of Arts, Midtown Cultural Center, Motown Museum, Milwaukee Junction, Oakland Avenue Urban Farm, and the Michigan Urban Farming Initiative

Transit: Bus #016, 080, 089, 851; Q-line Station: Baltimore Station; MoGo Station: Second Ave & W Grand Blvd; Amtrak Detroit Station

Location