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Detroit Renaissance Continues with Bedrock’s $1.6B Developments
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Detroit-based Bedrock Real Estate Services unveiled updated plans for two mixed-use development projects totaling $1.6 billion in downtown Detroit. They include a proposed more than $800-million Monroe Blocks office tower (pictured above) and a $775-million, 52-story Hudson Tower (pictured below) at the site of the former J.L. Hudson’s department store.
The 35-story Monroe Blocks tower will include 818,000 square feet of office, 480 residential units, 170,000 square feet of retail and 48,000 square feet of public green space. Bedrock plans to break ground on the project in early 2018, with delivery slated by 2022.
The Hudson Tower project is planned as a 1.2-million-square-foot, mixed-use development that includes 250 residential units, 733,823 square feet of commercial space for office, technology, and arts and cultural elements, as well as 700 subterranean parking spaces. It would be the tallest building in Detroit at 734 feet, and is gearing up to break ground in December.
Hudson Tower
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