$23M Broadhead Armory plan calls for bowling, boxing, fitness center
The husband and wife development team of Kathy Makino-Leipsitz and Mark
Leipsitz has announced plans to purchase the Broadhead Armory from the
city of Detroit and convert it into a bowling, boxing and fitness
center — a $23 million investment.
The husband and wife development team of Kathy Makino-Leipsitz and Mark Leipsitz has announced plans to purchase the Broadhead Armory from the city of Detroit and convert it into a bowling, boxing and fitness center — a $23 million investment.
Excerpt:
The couple have built multifamily affordable housing in and around
Detroit for many years. They also recently purchased the River Terrace,
an apartment project immediately east of the armory.
“I bought my first building in Detroit in 1983,” Makino-Leipsitz said
Tuesday. “I’ve been in the area a long time. I love Detroit.”
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