Quicken move to boost city’s residential market
Dan Gilbert, CEO of Quicken Loans, hopes that his company’s move
downtown will boost the area’s residential market. Early signs indicate
that his hope will prove prescient.
Dan Gilbert, CEO of Quicken Loans, hopes that his company’s move downtown will boost the area’s residential market. Early signs indicate that his hope will prove prescient.
Excerpt:
David DiRita, principal at The Roxbury Group P.L.L.C., said the news has proved to be a source of prospective buyer leads.
“Since the announcement on Tuesday, our lines lit
up,” DiRita said. “We had 30 calls in the first few hours of people
seeing what’s available downtown.”
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