BRUSH PARK NEIGHBORHOOD
Residential & Commercial Development
| | 42 Watson
The 4,500 square-foot space will house Artist Tyree Guyton's, famous for his "Heidelberg Project," gallery and studio space, as well as be available for small events, meetings, and artist showcases. | | | |  | 3408 Woodward
3408 Woodward is being renovated for medical offices on the upper floor with 3 commercial spaces planned for the ground floor. | | | | | | Art & Development, Inc.
Known as the Bankle Building, owners of this historic, Art Deco building on Woodward have renovated the building's facade and have improved the interior space to house a 3,000 sq. ft. gallery on the first floor. Project cost is estimated to be $300,000. | | | | | | Brush Park Central
The intent of this project is to preserve the historic character of the Brush Park neighborhood. This will consist of a variety of high and low-density residential and commerical spaces. Loft-style apartments ranging in size from 1,000-1,600 sq. ft. will be built along Brush and John R with first level retail space. Clustered rowhouses will be built along Watson and Edmund, and will also be built along John R and Brush. Many of these rowhouses will include an attached garage to be entered from behind. Carriage houses will also be built along the alleys. Renovations will also be made to existing structures on Edmund, Watson and Eliot into residential buildings. | | | | | | Brush Park Manor Presbyterian Village
Construction of a 91,000 sq. ft. senior apartment building on 3.3 acres of land on Brush is now complete. The estimated cost of the project is $9.9 million. Phase II is now being planned just north of the site. | | | | | | Brush Park Village North
The project is currently in its first phase of development. Located on John R at the corner of Erskine, the project includes nine residential units. Priced from $149,900-$369,900, units include garage space, roof top decks, and patios. Email for more information: http://hipcitydetroit.com/ | | |  | | | |  | Carlton Hotel
This once grand 8-story hotel built in 1923 and designed by Louis Kamper is also part of the Carola, Lamar and Lancaster development. In 2009, the building was converted into 31 luxury, for-sale condominiums. 4,842 sq. ft. of commerical space is planned for developed on the first level in the future. | | | |  | Carola Condominiums Development
The renovation of the Carola building into 19 condominiums was completed in 2003. The project is bounded roughly by Woodward, John R, Watson and Edmund. Unit prices range from $145,000-$225,000 and have been sold. Total cost of the project is $2.1 million. | | | |  | Crystal Lofts
Renovation is underway of this historic Woodward Ave. property for lofts condos and a ground floor grocer. | | | | | | Edmund Place
Once a mansion, this 8,400-square-foot home at Brush and Edmund was renovated into four luxury condos. The two-bedroom units, ranging from 1,100 to 2,200 square feet, are priced between $239,000 and $395,000 and meets eligibility for 12-year Neighborhood Enterprise Zone tax abatements. | | | | | | Lamar & Lancaster Buildings
These buildings are set adjacent to the Carola. The Lamar has been renovated into 10 condominiums ranging from $120,000-$195,000. The Lancaster is being renovated for a purchaser for condominium use. | | | | | | Mack @ Brush Park
The Brush Park Development Corporation is rehabilitating two historic houses and constructing an infill building on Mack Avenue between Woodward and Brush for residential development. The project includes 18 residential units, ranging from 900-1,300 sq. ft.. Prices will range from $94,000-$188,000. Total investment $2 million. | | | | | | Masons Block Project
Located at 3100 Woodward and built in 1919 by businessman Hugh Chalmers, this 2-story building was built in a classical style, while the facade along Woodward was revised into a more Art Deco style. The purposed renovation of this 30,000 sq. ft. building would be a mixed-use development. With 2 units on the first level for commercial space -- one at 9,000 sq. ft., and the other a 2,600 sq. ft. The 2nd floor as 24-foot ceilings which will allow for a mezzanine level in each unit, varying in size from 1,400-1,700 sq. ft. | | | | | | Moorie Townhomes
This historic home built in 1885 is being renovated along with construction of 3 new carriage houses. The 7,000 sq. ft. home will support 6 townhouses, ranging from 1,100 sq. ft. up to 1,600 sq. ft. and the carriage houses will be 800 sq. ft. Prices range from $215,000-$285,000 for townhomes, and $115,000 for carriage houses. | | | | | | Village of Brush Park Manor – Paradise Valley
This 137 unit, 62-years of age or older community has been a presence in the historic Brush Park neighborhood since 2001. As a government-subsidized housing building, rent is based on 30% of resident’s adjusted gross annual income. This senior community is located at 2900 Brush and is blocks away from Midtown restaurants, theaters, and museums. | | | |  | Woodward Place at Brush Park
Developed in 2007, this 248-unit townhome and loft community located in Brush Park offers 1,300 to 2,002 sq. ft. of living space at a base price of $199,000-$309,990. Buiildout of this project will continue with the renovation of several historic homes for residential use in the coming years. The total cost of the project is $75 million. These residential units are located on Woodward just south of the Fisher Freeway. | | | | | | Ye Old Butcher Shoppe
A family-owned and full-service, gourmet grocery store that reached near legendary status in Lafyaette Park in the 70s and 80s, is reopening in the former location of Zaccaro's Market. The grocery store will open in July 2010 and will open in 2011. |
Institutional Development | | Ecumenical Theological Seminary
The Seminary has begun renovation of its facility with the complete remodeling of the Renaissance Room. Improvements include new lighting, a kitchenette and up-to-date restrooms. Other projects include new carpeting and repair of four historic stained glass windows. The Seminary also plans to build a library. Total cost of this project is $11 million. | | | | | | Hospice of Michigan
Construction of a 48,000 sq. ft. Hospice office facility at Mack and Brush is now complete. The new headquarters houses 150-170 employees and includes space for education and research. Hospice also plans to construct a patient care facility on the 3.8 acre site. Total cost of project is $8 million. |
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