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When Ryan Cooley brought the third-generation of O’Connor Real Estate and Development to a nearly abandoned stretch of Michigan Avenue in 2005, his mission was to help people buy homes they’re excited to live in and sell them when necessary, while positively contributing to the long-term growth of Detroit. Although the urban landscape looks incredibly different these days, the founding philosophy is the same.

A trusted and respected member of the community it serves, O’Connor specializes in both residential and commercial real estate, bringing almost 20 years of experience and expertise to the market. We are proud of the relationships we have built with our clients and the community along the way, never compromising our reputation or client-first approach. O’Connor’s commercial division offers a full range of services, specializing in re-use; multifamily; restaurants, retail, office spaces and industrial.

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Welcome to the lofts at the Detroit Design District, a newly completed development located on the border between North End and Milwaukee Junction, just minutes from Midtown and New Center. Formerly the Maurice Fox Ford sales and service station, the three-story building features retail space on the first floor and 18 industrial-style lofts on the second and third floors. Walk to Woodward Avenue and the Q-Line or to one of Milwaukee Junction’s numerous restaurants, coffee shops, art galleries, bars and creative studios. Modern design combined with original detail sets these lofts apart from the rest. Each unit features an open kitchen design with stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry from Reform, and quartz countertops; in-unit laundry; Latch keyless entry; and Rocket Fiber internet capability. The development also includes an activated alley with an outdoor gathering space. Gated off-street parking is available for an additional monthly fee. Schedule your showing today!

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This unit is designated as affordable housing through the city of Detroit’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. The income limit for this unit is $50,160.

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