The city of Detroit and developers broke ground Wednesday on a project to bring affordable housing and a space for community-centric businesses to the east side.
They’re breathing new life into an old dance studio built in the 1950s along the East Warren-Cadieux corridor.
Watch Darren Cunningham’s video report below:
Ground broken on revival of Detroit Arthur Murray Dance Studio
Construction fencing wraps around the Arthur Murray building, where developers say they plan to turn the 8,000-square-foot structure into 32 apartment units of affordable housing on the top floor and community-focused businesses on the first floor…