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Posted: Wednesday, 09 January 2008 2:59PM

Big Downtown Development Announced



More new development coming to downtown Detroit.  

Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick joined by developers announced a 150-million dollar plan to construct a glass and steel building facing Campus Martius Park.  It\'ll be called the Cadillac Center and will feature apartments, public park, retail and a cinema.

Mayor Kilpatrick says when he came into office in 2002 the whole idea of Campus Martius hadn\'t been developed. "...the last piece to Campus Martius, which is the Monroe block -- the most exciting, I believe, of all the developments because of the refreshing new type of architecture, 24-7 entertainment, dining and shopping destination it will become in our city," the mayor said.

Construction is expected to start fall of 2009 and should be complete by 2011.

To view images of the planned building, click here.


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