Inspired by the historical warehouses of Corktown, The Robertson was named in honor of George Robertson, the first taxi driver in Detroit to paint black and white checkers on his cab. A four-story building with a brick façade and exposed steel balconies, the building will have first floor retail and bridges that connect to the Checker Building on the second, third and fourth floors. It has one and two bedroom units ranging in size from 575 sq.ft. to 1,240 sq.ft.

One- and two-bedroom apartments start at $1,178 and $2300, respectively.

The Crawford—which offers a refined aesthetic and sense of airiness—takes its name from Crawford Park, Elton Park’s sister-park, which was also lost to history. The building is five-stories high, with a brick façade evocative of its surroundings in the city. It includes first-floor retail and one and two-bedroom apartment units from 615 sq.ft. to 1,020 sq.ft.

One- and two-bedroom apartments start at $1,065 and $2,400, respectively.

These 940 sq. ft. apartments with wood floors offer flexible opportunities for living or work environments. The first floor features retail with exposure to Trumbull and Elizabeth Street. 

Apartments start at $1,425.

These 940 sq. ft. apartments with wood floors offer flexible opportunities for living or work environments. The first floor features retail with exposure to Trumbull and Checker Alley. 

Apartments start at $1,899.

With brick façades and architecture inspired by the row houses of Ireland, 8th Street Row provides single-family style residential units with 1,775 sq. ft. of living space on three levels. 

Apartments start at $3,200.