Forest Arms Apartments to get new lease on life
Another of Detroit’s grand, historic apartment buildings is set to be renovated.Excerpt:After a tragic fire decimated the Forest Arms Apartments last year, one could be forgiven for assuming that its future held nothing but a wrecking ball. Luckily, Midtown developer Scott Lowell has purchased the building and plans to completely rehab it. The five-story building, located at Second and Forest, has 74 small residential units, all one-bedrooms and studios. “There’s a market for that,” says Lowell.Read the rest of the story here.
Another of Detroit’s grand, historic apartment buildings is set to be renovated.
Excerpt:
After a tragic fire decimated the Forest Arms Apartments last year, one could be forgiven for assuming that its future held nothing but a wrecking ball. Luckily, Midtown developer Scott Lowell has purchased the building and plans to completely rehab it.
The five-story building, located at Second and Forest, has 74 small residential units, all one-bedrooms and studios. “There’s a market for that,” says Lowell.
Read the rest of the story here.
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