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Joe Louis Arena’s Redevelopment to Include Residential High-Rise
/in Detroit /by Tracy WillisA conceptual plan that was submitted to the city of Detroit in July envisions a 24-story, 290-foot residential high-rise as part of the former Joe Louis Arena’s redevelopment. According to the Sterling Group, the tower would tentatively be named The Louis and house 500 studio and one-bedroom units. Other possible uses in addition to the residential building are unknown. The site has been discussed as a mixed-use development and could potentially include a hotel. The conceptual plan includes the firms of Neumann Smith, Resurget Engineering and Giffels Webter, as well as construction contractor Colasanti.
Developer Backs Away From Big Boy Site
/in Detroit /by Tracy WillisThe site of Detroit’s only Big Boy restaurant, across from Belle Isle, is back on the market. The Platform LLC has backed away from its plans to build new apartments on the site. The Farbman Group is marketing the property for an undisclosed price. According to a Platform spokesperson, the company remains committed to its work in Detroit. The Platform had envisioned an 8-10-story apartment building with 240 studio, one- and two-bedroom units.
Traverse City’s Cherry Capital Airport Expansion on the Horizon
/in Northern Michigan /by Tracy WillisTraverse City’s Cherry Capital Airport had its busiest month in July of 2021, serving just under 113,000 travelers. According to the airport’s director, the airport’s peak summer traffic could grow by another 32% by 2030. The airport is making preparations to support that growth. The Northwest Regional Airport Authority approved a parking expansion that will break ground next week. According to Klein, TVC’s existing long-term parking lot has 989 parking spaces. The expansion will incorporate a new EV charging station, underground stormwater retention systems, and restriping of the existing lot. The expansion sill add 425 spaces in total. Preliminary plans could triple the size of the airport’s terminal in the future.