Plans for The Madison make it leaner, meaner and more palatable to Ann Arbor City Council
The Madison is making a comeback in downtown Ann Arbor. Excerpt: Back again for the first time, it’s The Madison. But the downtown development isn’t bigger and better. This time it’s a bit leaner and meaner. Jeff Helminski, the developer, has cut the plans down from 14 stories to four after the Ann Arbor Planning Commission recommended rejecting the original plans. That means the number of rental apartments has been chopped from 161 to about 60. Read the rest of the story here.
The Madison is making a comeback in downtown Ann Arbor.
Excerpt:
Back again for the first time, it’s The Madison. But the downtown development isn’t bigger and better. This time it’s a bit leaner and meaner.
Jeff Helminski, the developer, has cut the plans down from 14 stories to four after the Ann Arbor Planning Commission recommended rejecting the original plans. That means the number of rental apartments has been chopped from 161 to about 60.
Read the rest of the story here.
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