[DetroitSky]

Latest look at new high-rises proposed in downtown Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR, MI – After a wave of new high-rise construction lasting more than a decade, Ann Arbor could see at least a few more tall buildings in the next few years.
City officials are now considering proposals for high-rises at the corner of Main and William, on Washington Street behind the Michigan Theater, and on South U.
The plans are still under staff review and not expected to go before Planning Commission before June, said Brett Lenart, the city’s planning manager.

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Highrise behind Michigan Theater









Vic Village South



Glen hotel development

The city also is considering a new proposal from the Bloomfield Hills-based Catherine Ann Development Co. to tweak previously approved plans for a nine-story, mixed-use development at the corner of Glen Avenue and Ann Street.

The $40-million project still includes 162 hotel rooms, 24 apartments and 4,000 square feet of commercial space.

The developer wants to remove a hotel entrance on Glen Avenue, reduce the number of valet parking spaces and revise the rear elevation. The changes reduce the number of automobile parking spaces from 252 to 241.

The development team indicated in December it hoped to break ground on the project in 2019.