The Federal Reserve Building, consisting of two connected structures—a Classical Revival-style low-rise built in 1927 and an International-style mid-rise building built in 1950 by architect Minoru Yamasaki—is located just one block from Campus Martius Park in the Central Business District. The building’s front courtyard leads into a vaulted lobby made of marble and terrazzo, renovated in 2015, two office floors with rooftop decks and a ground-floor, second-generation food and beverage suite. There’s an accessway to an adjacent parking garage and street-level dining and shopping located nearby. Notable tenants include architecture and design firm Rossetti, health insurance administrator UST HealthProof and Soraya, a modern Japanese restaurant and bar.
Property Details
Property Types
Retail, Office
Property Size
157,000 RSF
Year Built
1927 / 1950
Year Acquired
2012
Neighborhood
Central Business District
Contact
313.373.8700
Retail Opportunities
Retail space at the Federal Reserve Building offers prime visibility at the busy intersection of West Fort and Shelby Streets. Anchored by Soraya, a modern Japanese restaurant and bar, the space sees steady foot traffic from office tenants, residents and downtown visitors. There’s plenty of parking nearby, and Campus Martius Park, shopping and dining options are all within walking distance.
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Central Business District
Detroit’s Central Business District is a bustling hub surrounded by world-renowned architecture and beautifully restored historic buildings. At its heart is Campus Martius Park, named the “Best Public Square in the U.S.” by USA Today. Just a short walk away, Comerica Park, Little Caesars Arena and Ford Field showcase headlining sport and concert experiences, while the Detroit Opera House features contemporary operas and classic performances.
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