New owner plans $8-10M renovation to restore Detroit’s historic Hotel Yorba

A new owner has plans to restore Hotel Yorba, a landmark building in southwest Detroit that the city ordered vacated last year.

Kahlil Assad purchased the hotel, located at the corner of Hubbard Street and West Lafayette, for $1.8 million. He estimates the building will need roughly $8 to $10 million in renovations.

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The hotel dates back to 1926 and has more than 200 rooms. It is perhaps best known to rock ‘n’ roll fans as the place where the White Stripes recorded the song “Hotel Yorba” 25 years ago…

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