[Detroit General Development]

Nine on Third street was completed in December 2006.

it's one block of prefab crap .

I live in the complex directly across the street -

and I watched them "put" it up.

all I can say is, photos can certainly be deceiving.

this is a lie if I've ever watched one constructed.

btw, they haven't sold one unit since they started showing

them six months ago. I think that's because when you

get there and see them, you know the real ruse'.

archetectural renderings can hide some things -

but Location, Location Location - this 9 units sits

on the site of a Single Dairy Queen lot. 1/4 acre exactly

on the corner of Canfield and Third.

9 units on 1/4 acre ????

there is no way that this property can support nine families happily;

I'd venture to say that if you bought in as a single -

you'd be soon looking for more space. they are straight

up and down. two windows in the entire front and two in the rear.

ONE in the non master Bedroom - other than a view of the

Alley, and the side of the beautiful victorian house directly behind you.

also is there no mention to the Church that sits

directly beside it on the Block, and the one on the Corner

in the converted theatre, directly across the street.

I also notice that the Mission Soup Kitchen directly Across

The Street. nor the 125 unit multifamily complex where I live

across the street... were mentioned. also where is the mention

that this property sits on AN ALLEY.. A Well Used Alley where

cars, trash trucks, and lots of other transactions go on around the clock.

Hmmmmm,,, Wonder Why ????

this small scheme wasn't wanted on this 1/4 acre parcel from

the beginning; and the owner of the land sold it quietly to the

developers, without any public discussion - peroid. he moved

his family owned business out of the neighborhood and retired

to oak park where they have lived for the past 50 years.

"Detroit, alas more crappy units to replace genuine housing.. "

~RE Ausetkmt