Renovation of Detroit Life Building awarded $750,000 tax credit
The State of Michigan approved a $750,000 tax credit towards the renovation of the Detroit Life Building on Park Avenue.
The State of Michigan approved a $750,000 tax credit towards the renovation of the Detroit Life Building on Park Avenue.
Excerpt:
Karen Cullen, an Ilitch Holdings spokeswoman, said the first floor
would be renovated for retail/commercial use while the upper nine
floors will get used as office space. The project is expected to
involve an investment of $7.5 million and create 250 jobs.
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