DETROIT | Hudson's Detroit | 685 FT & 240 FT | 49 & 14 FLOORS

[pianowizard]

Originally Posted by momof2

Does anyone know if the upper floor residential units are available for sale? Who do we contact to purchase?

https://www.hudsonssitedetroit.com/#leasing

Scroll down to the bottom for the inquiry form.

[momof2]

Originally Posted by pianowizard

https://www.hudsonssitedetroit.com/#leasing

Scroll down to the bottom for the inquiry form.

Thank you. But nobody responded. And I can’t find anything about floor plans or pricing.

[subterranean]

So funny that new accounts keep showing up here asking the same questions about leasing.

[The North One]

Originally Posted by subterranean

So funny that new accounts keep showing up here asking the same questions about leasing.

It's the same troll of the last 6 years lmao. Beyond pathetic, especially considering this is a grown ass middle aged man. Serious mental issues.

[pianowizard]

Originally Posted by momof2

Thank you. But nobody responded. And I can’t find anything about floor plans or pricing.

Construction of the residential floors (the yellow portion in the diagram below) already started a couple months ago. Rest assured that condos and/or apartments will be available.


Source: https://www.hudsonssitedetroit.com/the-development/

[Brianpopichak]

Originally Posted by pianowizard

Construction of the residential floors (the yellow portion in the diagram below) already started a couple months ago. Rest assured that condos and/or apartments will be available.


Source: https://www.hudsonssitedetroit.com/the-development/

People are so mean its a fair question if they are building the condos and apartments as we speak then certainly floor plans and pricing should be available you cant build an apartment
without a plan

[Velvet_Highground]

Looks like the elevator core is about even with the David Stott, hard to tell precisely but that would put it in the ballpark of 400’.


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[Steely Dan]

^ hot damn!

What a sexy shot!

[XxxX]

Originally Posted by Velvet_Highground

Looks like the elevator core is about even with the David Stott, hard to tell precisely but that would put it in the ballpark of 400’.


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Detroit Downtown looks in this picture very dense...

[DetroitSky]

Originally Posted by Velvet_Highground

Looks like the elevator core is about even with the David Stott, hard to tell precisely but that would put it in the ballpark of 400’.

That means it's at or above what Hudson's Department Store was, 410 feet to the roof.

[The North One]

Originally Posted by Velvet_Highground

Looks like the elevator core is about even with the David Stott, hard to tell precisely but that would put it in the ballpark of 400’.

This pic is old. Tower is currently much taller than this.

[Velvet_Highground]

Dude can you not be so negative or argumentative for once?

^^Good point we’ve reached a important milestone.

[The North One]

Originally Posted by Velvet_Highground

Dude can you not be so negative or argumentative for once?

I'm simply stating a fact..? What is your problem?

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[animatedmartian]

August 19th, 2023, pic by me.

[The North One]

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[subterranean]

Absolutely epic video of Detroit. Lots of great views I hadn't seen before. I especially like the various perspectives that showed the Gordie Howe Bridge in the background and the rest of the views from the east that showed the wall of historic skyscrapers. Truly awesome. Unfortunately it showed a lot of the surface lots, too, but hopefully that will change with time.

We are so spoiled with these videos popping up a lot more often, but I do wonder for how much longer this will be the case if they are obtained illegally or if it's a gray area. In a time when even single-family homes sometimes need approval from nearby airports, and tall buildings need FAA filings, you'd think that drones flying such patterns would be viewed as a safety concern. At one point, the drone flew very close to the Federal Building.

[animatedmartian]

Originally Posted by subterranean

We are so spoiled with these videos popping up a lot more often, but I do wonder for how much longer this will be the case if they are obtained illegally or if it's a gray area. In a time when even single-family homes sometimes need approval from nearby airports, and tall buildings need FAA filings, you'd think that drones flying such patterns would be viewed as a safety concern. At one point, the drone flew very close to the Federal Building.

Generally, there's not any restrictions of flying drones around high rise buildings.

The most important FAA restrictions are around airports and military bases. Probably self explanatory as to why those are considered very serious.

Local and regional municipalities can make their own restrictions that probably follow in line with typical local ordinances.

For Detroit, the proximity to City Airport actually creates a 400 foot ceiling limit over most of Midtown. Downtown proper is unrestricted as far as FAA concerns go.

Obviously if someone's drone lands on private property then that's trespassing.

[subterranean]

^ Good info, thanks.

Edited to add: this must be a commercial drone pilot because the majority of the shots in the above video are well above 400 feet, some above 600 feet, e.g. looking down upon the Penobscot and Ally Detroit Center, flying around the Renaissance Center near the top, etc.

[animatedmartian]

Updated drone view of Hudson's.

If my estimation is accurate, they're currently at the 32nd floor, not including the exposed part of the elevator core. There's about 17 floors left before the top out.

It's currently about the same height as the Guardian Building (by roof height) which is 495 feet or about 151 meters. Though it's only a couple of floors before it's taller than the Ren Cen office towers.

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[seabee1526]

Originally Posted by XxxX

Detroit Downtown looks in this picture very dense...

This is why towers are so needed at The Cadillac Square / The Monroe Blocks.