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With nearly 28,000 students, Wayne State University has been on a growing binge. Hallmarks of their efforts are new buildings, additional programs, and a deep commitment to their midtown neighborhood.
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The demand and rapid growth in Midtown and Downtown Detroit makes the timing for this development optimal. We know this will be a great asset for the university and the community," said Todd Sachse from Broder Sachse Real Estate. Broder Sachse was chosen by the Wayne State University Board of Governors to develop the 1.5 acre site.
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"In addition to providing much-needed housing and hotel and conference the vans warped tour 05 facilities, this project will enhance the connection between our main campus and our medical campus, as well as further promote Midtown as a walkable and bikeable neighborhood," said WSU President the vans warped tour 05 M. Roy Wilson. "Wayne State remains committed to being a leader and catalyst for economic growth in Detroit."