WSU breaks ground on S. University Village in Detroit’s Midtown
Wayne State University broke ground on the $50 million South University Village development.
Wayne State University broke ground on the $50 million South University Village development.
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The mixed-use project will consist of the 130-unit Studio One Apartments and a parking structure with ground-floor retail including:
- Five retail spaces ranging in size from 1,53 to-2,332 square feet in size;
- a 6,362-square foot restaurant;
- a 4,940-square foot bank office; and
- a 6,362-square foot Fifth Third Bank that will serve as the company’s main Detroit branch.
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