Kettering-butzel, MI homes for sale & real estate

Kettering-butzel, MI Homes for Sale

Great infill opportunity located in the West Village Neighborhood Enterprise Zone (NEZ). Sale includes 2480 & 2486 Sheridan. BUILDING SHOULD DEFINE SPACE IN MEANINGFUL WAY. BUILDING SHOULD BE DESIGNED TO COMPLEMENT COMMUNITY. PROVIDE A DIVERSE RESIDENTIAL STOCK AND DENSITY AT A VARIETY OF PROCEDURE OF PRICES POINTS, OWNERSHIP TYPES(I. E. RENT, OWN), HOUSING TYPES. DENSITIES SHALL SUPPORT OPPORTUNITIES FOR NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERICAL INVESTMENTS & JOBS CREATION, STIMULATING GROWTH IN LOCAL ECONOMY. THE DLBA IS ENTITLED TO A TAX CAPTURE FOR THE 5 TAX YEARS SUBSEQUENT TO TRANSFERRING OWNERSHIP OF THE PROPERTY. THE TAX CAPTURE MAY BE INCOMPATIBLE WITH TAX ABATEMENT THAT ARE OTHERWISE AV

Kettering-butzel, MI Homes for Sale

Residential infill development opportunity in Island View. The addresses included in the sale are: 2469, 2475, 2481 and 2487 Sheridan. This site is in the West Village NEZ for new build. The DLBA is seeking proposals that for small- to medium-scale infill development with the goal of increasing housing supply and restoring the urban fabric, as well as density and walkability. A wide range of housing types are welcome and encouraged; such as Townhomes, Quadplex or SFR detached. Interested buyers should consult our proposal guidelines for new build opportunities. The DLBA also recommends reviewing relevant Neighborhood Framework Plans from the City of Detroit’s Planning and Development

Kettering-butzel, MI Homes for Sale

Residential infill development opportunity in Island View. The addresses included in the sale are: 2993, 2999 and 3005 Townsend. The DLBA is seeking proposals that for small- to medium-scale infill development with the goal of increasing housing supply and restoring the urban fabric, as well as density and walkability. A wide range of housing types are welcome and encouraged; such as Townhomes, Quadplex or SFR detached. Interested buyers should consult our proposal guidelines for new build opportunities. The DLBA also recommends reviewing relevant Neighborhood Framework Plans from the City of Detroit’s Planning and Development Department for additional context about the neighborhood.