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JC Reindl

Detroit

Business Desk Reporter at Detroit Free Press

Reporter at Detroit Free Press

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  • 6 days ago | freep.com | JC Reindl

    Located east of Campus Martius, the venue will feature an 87-foot LED dome and is expected to open in late 2026 or early 2027. Cosm Detroit is part of Bedrock's Development at Cadillac Square project, a scaled-back version of the pre-pandemic "Monroe Blocks" plan. Construction of a unique venue for viewing live sports and other events in ultra-high-definition TV is now underway in downtown Detroit.

  • 1 week ago | freep.com | JC Reindl

    A "step-by-step deconstruction" similar to the Joe Louis Arena demolition is under consideration. Tower 300 and Tower 400 are the octagonal-shaped office towers closest to the river, and they would be the buildings to go if the redevelopment plan in its current form goes forward.

  • 2 weeks ago | freep.com | JC Reindl

    The project is currently 86% complete and developers are seeking additional funding to close a financing gap. The project is transforming the long-empty United Artists Theater office tower into 148 mixed-income apartments and commercial space. Cost overruns and a work stoppage have delayed completion of an office-to-housing conversion project at an 18-story downtown Detroit building.

  • 2 weeks ago | freep.com | JC Reindl

    The first phase includes a 70,000-square-foot entertainment venue, COSM Detroit, and a 34,000-square-foot Market Hall with local restaurants and retail. The second phase, to begin by October 2026, will feature 250-280 housing units, 42,000 square feet of retail, and a parking structure. The project was revised due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on downtown office spaces, shifting focus to residential and entertainment.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | JC Reindl

    An elegant boutique hotel in downtown Detroit is in the crosshairs of Huntington Bank after its owners allegedly defaulted on a loan. Huntington National Bank on Monday sued a dozen individuals and limited liability companies that are connected to The Siren, a 106-room hotel at 1509 Broadway, claiming the bank is owed about $8.1 million.

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JC Reindl
JC Reindl @jcreindl
9 Apr 25

Yet on the good news side, a chain of southern comfort food restaurants - Kitchen and Kocktails - eventually plans to open there https://t.co/G1puQFHfEb

JC Reindl
JC Reindl @jcreindl
9 Apr 25

You can expect COSM, a "TVG Market Hall," more retail and 250-280 units of housing. But no more Phase 3 https://t.co/8dejavChH9

JC Reindl
JC Reindl @jcreindl
8 Apr 25

Uh oh https://t.co/Jhr11brzxU