Land for Sale in 48272, MI

Land for sale in 48272, MI:

Opportunity to build in North Corktown! This clear and vacant, generously sized lot (3,136 square feet) offers an increasingly rare opportunity to redevelop and join the architectural renaissance in one of Detroit's most popular niche neighborhoods. Stake your claim among a growing collection of architect-designed single-family homes in North Corktown with close proximity to Corktown, Downtown, Woodbridge, the Michigan Central campus, and DCFC's new stadium development.

Land for sale in 48272, MI:

Vacant lot available in Detroit's growing North Corktown area. Approx. 3,049 SF (0.070 acres), this parcel offers a great development opportunity surrounded by ongoing investment and redevelopment. Conveniently located near Corktown, Downtown Detroit, Michigan Central, and major freeways. Seller already has plans for the lot, providing added value and a head start for future development. The adjacent corner lot at 2803 Harrison Street is also available and is approximately the same size, creating the potential for a larger assemblage or expanded development opportunity.

Land for sale in 48272, MI:

Vacant corner lot available in Detroit's growing North Corktown area. Approx. 3,049 SF (0.070 acres), this parcel offers a great development opportunity surrounded by ongoing investment and redevelopment. Conveniently located near Corktown, Downtown Detroit, Michigan Central, and major freeways. Seller already has plans for the lot, providing added value and a head start for future development. The adjacent lot at 2809 Harrison Street is also available and is approximately the same size, creating the potential for a larger assemblage or expanded development opportunity.

Land for sale in 48272, MI:

Great Investment Opportunity! This lot is being sold as a bundle with 3000 14th St, Detroit, 3006 Butternut, Detroit, and 3014 14th St, Detroit for $20,000. Great location! Short commute to several local freeways. Minutes from Corktown and so much more. 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. 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 th