7300 Woodward

Neighborhood

North End

Address

7300 Woodward Ave

Project Type

Office & Retail

Original Date Built

1910

Total Size

240,000 SF

Parking

300 Spaces

7300 Woodward sits at the prominent intersection of Woodward Avenue and Grand Boulevard where historic districts and emerging neighborhoods meet minutes from Downtown Detroit.

A significant capital improvement project is underway to modernize the building while honoring its historic Art Deco design and classic 20th century architecture. Striking façade enhancements, new signage, and a freshened streetscape will heighten visibility. Inside, Art Deco-inspired graphics will tell the story of the Albert Kahn-designed building. Additionally, infrastructure improvements are underway to improve the comfort and convenience of building tenants and guests.

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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.
A QLine stop provides convenient service to Midtown and Downtown.
7300 Woodward is conveniently located near major institutions and expressways.

History: Designed by Albert Kahn for Ford Motor Company, the Ford Sales and Service Building was only four stories when it was built in 1908. An additional four stories were added in 1913 and the entire exterior was clad in white terra-cotta. Ford moved out of the building in 1919 and subsequent ownership included Wayne County, the State of Michigan and Lakeshore Global.

Neighborhood: North End is a largely residential neighborhood north of New Center and Milwaukee Junction characterized by single-family homes, strong community spirit, and large urban agricultural operations. Woodward Ave. and Grand Blvd. are the primary commercial corridors. North End is located north of East Grand Blvd. between Woodward Ave. and I-75.

Some of the more prominent anchor institutions include Jam Handy, Fortress Studios, Penske Tech Center, Michigan Humane Society Pet Adoption Center, Detroit International Academy, and many churches and places of worship.