New Packard owner joins Freep Film Fest panel
Great to hear Fernando Palazuelo, who bought the Packard Plant in last year’s foreclosure auction is in town and talking publicly about his massive redevelopment project.
Curbed Detroit reports that at last week’s premier of the doc Packard: The Last Shift he told the audience that he will have a redevelopment plan for the site within three to four months. Sounds mighty good to us.
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