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Detroit’s Former American Motors Corporation Slated For Redevelopment
/in Detroit /by Tracy WillisThe Kansas City, Missouri-based NorthPoint Development LLC will redevelop the former American Motors Corporation headquarters to the tune of $66 million. An automotive supplier will likely occupy the site. Construction of a 728,000-square-foot industrial facility is planned, pending City Council and other approvals. A specific tenant hasn’t been disclosed, but it’s estimated that the site could employ 300 of more people. Officials expect 150-200 construction workers. NorthPoint’s deal with the city means that the developer would buy 56 acres of land for $5.9 million, including 26 residential parcels owned by the Detroit Land Bank Authority and a Detroit Brownfield Redevelopment Authority-owned property totally 8.5 acres. The $66 million price tag includes the cost to demolish the buildings.
Ford Land CEO Says Goodbye
/in National, SE Michigan /by Tracy WillisDave Dubensky, the CEO of Ford Land and the man responsible for the Michigan Central Station deal, is ending his five year tenure. He pushed for change and implemented a plan to transform company property in Michigan, throughout the U.S. and around the world. Ford Land manages a total of 240 million square feet of real estate. According to Dubensky, Ford Land focused on modernizing and elevating experiences for global employees that walk through the door of any Ford building in an effort to retain and attract talent.
Children’s Health Center Construction Underway in Flint
/in Northern Michigan, SE Michigan /by Tracy WillisThe Genessee Community Health Center, will be completed by next September. The Genesee Community Health Center will house all the children’s services programs of the Genesee Health System. It will be located on a parcel of land on the outskirts of downtown Flint. The center will encompass 60,000-square-feet and cost $22 million. The cost is covered through private and public funding, including grants and new-market tax credits. Genesee Health System is a provider for Genessee County adults with serious mental illness or substance abuse disorders, as well a children with developmental disabilities.