This project has no financing. Right now all they’re doing is expanding the garage.
Probably should be listed as more of a vision. There will be something built here, but details are unclear.
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The guy who owns it just sold one of his casinos to raise a bunch of capitol. They seem strapped for cash.
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Well that’s disappointing
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Doubt this is happening, if it does, it’s probably going to be a dud.
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This project is not happening, at least not as advertised.
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680 ft, that’s shorter than the Renaissance Center
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I live right across the river from Detroit (In 
) and I gotta say I’m super bummed this won’t be the tallest but I just hope I’ll still be able to see the 680ft version from our side of the river.
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One of those early renderings looked a lot like the new JP Morgan Chase HQ.
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Detroit’s Hudson’s Tower Could Move Faster With New Talent On Team
May 28, 2020, 8:01 AM
Deadline Detroit
“The Hudson’s site remains a hole in the ground on Woodward Avenue. The planned tower was once going to be Detroit’s tallest building at 900 feet, but was re-designed to be 680 feet, putting it below the Renaissance Center’s tallest tower.”
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photo from Detroit Free Press (August 20 photo):
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