National City first to close on new Book Cadillac Hotel condo unit
Lead investor has been in the forefront of community development for downtown Detroit, closes on first condo unit in restored Book Cadillac Hotel.Excerpt:
David Boyle, president for National City in Michigan, said, “As the lead
investor in the Book Cadillac renovation, with over $38 million invested, and
as the presenting sponsor of the Oct. 25 grand opening gala, we are proud
to announce this milestone, which establishes a new residential value for
condo sales in the city.”
He emphasized, “Over the past 10 years, National City has been at the
forefront in community development for downtown Detroit and the surrounding
neighborhoods. We welcome our responsibility to lead the way as a partner in
our city’s renaissance.”
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Lead investor has been in the forefront of community
development for downtown Detroit, closes on first condo unit in
restored Book Cadillac Hotel.
Excerpt:
investor in the Book Cadillac renovation, with over $38 million invested, and
as the presenting sponsor of the October 25 grand opening gala, we are proud
to announce this milestone, which establishes a new residential value for
condo sales in the city.”
forefront in community development for downtown Detroit and the surrounding
neighborhoods. We welcome our responsibility to lead the way as a partner in
our city’s renaissance.”
Read the entire article here.
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