Detroit Billinghurst Hotel Redevelopment Gets State Aid

Michigan officials approved a loan and tax incentives to support the redevelopment of the historic Billinghurst Hotel in Detroit. The project will convert the vacant building into apartments and commercial space. Developers aim to maintain affordable housing options.

The historic Billinghurst Hotel at 69 W. Willis St. in Detroit's Midtown neighborhood is slated to be redeveloped into 31 apartments and commercial space. The Michigan Strategic Fund board approved a loan and tax incentives for the project Tuesday, August 25.

The Michigan Strategic Fund board approved a $1.84M loan and $3.8M in tax incentives on Tuesday afternoon for the redevelopment of the historic Billinghurst Hotel in Detroit's Midtown neighborhood. Developer Scott Lowell leads Billinghurst Apartments LLC in the $9.5M rehabilitation project to transform the vacant structure into mixed-use space. The initiative brings vital housing revitalization to the United States Midwest urban center.

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