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¨§¦75 ¨§¦96 ¨§¦94 ¨§¦69 FEDERAL HISTORIC TAX CREDIT PROJECTS Michigan A total of 435 Federal Historic Tax Credit projects (certified by the National Park Service) and $545,390,632 in Federal Historic Tax Credits between fiscal year 2001 through 2020, leveraged an estimated $3,135,996,136 in total development. Data source: National Park Service, 2020 Calumet Laurium 2 Hancock Sault Ste. 2 Marie2 Marquette Engadine2 Trout Lake Crystal Falls Escanaba Harbor Springs Bay View Charlevoix 6 Boyne City East Jordan Menominee Traverse City Garfield Township ¦¨§75 3 Manistee Big Rapids2 4Bay City Holly Fremont 4 Whitehall Alma Saginaw 2 Greenville Lexington Muskegon 2 Owosso Croswell 96 Grand Rapids Flint Spring Lake ¦¨§ 2 8 4 113 Metamara Hudsonville Lowell Corunna Port Huron Linden Romeo Holland Lansing 9 Oakland Clarkston 7 Plainwell Williamston Pontiac Royal Oak Allegan2 2 2 Battle CreekChelsea Dearborn 4 146 Bangor 17 2 2 Ann 7 10 Detroit KalamazooMarshallAlbion Benton Harbor Arbor 4 ¦¨§275 Wyandotte Three3 3 Milan 3 94 Rivers Jonesville ¦¨§ Bronson 69 Adrian Monroe Federal Historic Tax Credit Projects ¦¨§ 1 6 - 10 0 35 70 140 Miles R 2 - 5 11 and over Provided by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the Historic Tax Credit Coalition For more information, contact Shaw Sprague, NTHP Vice President for Government Relations | (202) 588-6339 | [email protected] or Patrick Robertson, HTCC Executive Director | (202) 302-2957 | [email protected] Michigan Historic Tax Credit Projects, FY 2001-2020 Project Name Address City Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures No project name 319 Dennis Street Adrian 2006 $111,568 Housing Bohm Theater 201 South Superior Street Albion 2015 $3,625,366 Commercial Cloney Block 136 Brady Street Allegan 2020 $525,276 Commercial Kendall Block (1885 123 Locust Street Allegan 2001 $80,000 Other Church Block 208-214 E. Superior Street Alma 2010 $235,885 Multi-Use Sudworth Building / Jewel 205-207 East Washington Ann Arbor 2010 $2,398,634 Multi-Use Heart Building Street Glazier Building 100 South Main Street Ann Arbor 2009 $2,344,600 Multi-Use Bank of Washtebaw / 200 North Fourth Avenue Ann Arbor 2007 $728,883 Multi-Use Catlapa Inn City Office Building 210 N. Fourth Avenue Ann Arbor 2007 $728,883 Multi-Use The Schwaben Building 213-215 South Ashley Ann Arbor 2006 $2,384,580 Multi-Use No project name 609 West Washington Ann Arbor 2003 $12,138 Housing Street Shipman House 529 S. Ashley Street Ann Arbor 2002 $190,811 Office Bangor Elevator 142 W. Monroe Street Bangor 2009 $291,000 Commercial Record Printing and Box 15 Carlyle Street Battle Creek 2020 $1,824,819 Commercial Company Building Central National Tower 70 West Michigan Avenue Battle Creek 2014 $4,115,233 Multi-Use Boys and Girls / Youth 115 West Street Battle Creek 2005 $3,246,493 Housing Building Milk Producers Company 49 Cass Street Battle Creek 2004 $200,000 Office Barn Crapo Building/Crapo Block 213 Center Avenue Bay City 2020 $13,700,000 Commercial Bay City Times Building 311 5th Street Bay City 2017 $7,007,334 Housing Pere Marquette Railroad 919 Boutell Place Bay City 2009 $4,855,688 Office Depot, Bay City Station Farmer's Automotive and 804 Midland Street Bay City 2001 $4,650,000 Other Machinery C Block 20 Lot 17 1565 Glendale Bay View 2001 $50,278 Not Reported Fidelity Building 162 Pipestone / 169 Benton 2005 $6,135,462 Housing Michigan Street Harbor Fairman Building 102-106 South Michigan Big Rapids 2004 $1,750,233 Housing Avenue Nisbett Building 101 South Michigan Big Rapids 2004 $3,354,480 Housing Avenue Taliaferro Home - Carriage 1115 Eton Cross Bloomfield 2014 $15,633 Housing House Hills Princess Theater 116 South Lake Street Boyne City 2020 $323,000 Multi-Use Old Bus Garage 210 S. Lake Street Boyne City 2017 $507,933 Commercial Project Name Address City Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures Railroad Office Building 112 South Park Street Boyne City 2017 $791,830 Commercial Ezra E. and Florence 1063 Holmes Road Bronson 2017 $1,168,923 Multi-Use (Holmes) Beardsley House Morrison School 320 8th Street Calumet 2015 $1,915,581 Housing D.D. Murphy Block 301 Fifth Street Calumet 2008 $49,571 Commercial Calumet and Hecla Mining 25830 Depot Street Calumet 2005 $61,004 Other Company Man Engine House Copper World & Copper 101 Fifth Street Calumet 2004 $137,000 Not World Top Shop Reported Loeb Farm Barn Complex 05052 N. M66 Charlevoix 2005 $7,140,000 Other Chelsea Post Office 200 South Main Street Chelsea 2018 $1,450,000 Office John Green House 11 North Main Street Clarkston 2005 $50,000 Office Kerr Hardware Block 61-69 West Chicago Street Coldwater 2015 $5,552,600 Housing Total E Clips 12 S. Monroe Street Coldwater 2006 $186,257 Multi-Use Benedict Doll House B and B 665 W. Chicago Street Coldwater 2001 $33,342 Hotel Shiawassee Street School 106 South Shiawassee Corunna 2018 $5,087,153 Housing Street Roach, WR Cannery 89 East Sanborn Croswell 2007 $3,200,000 Housing Warehouse Crystal Inn (aka Crystal View 400 Superior Avenue Crystal Falls 2012 $3,133,763 Housing Apartments) Dearborn City Hall Building 13615 Michigan Avenue & Dearborn 2016 $2,460,243 Housing & Dearborn Police and 4500 Maple Street Municipal Court Building First State Bank Building 751 Griswold Street Detroit 2020 $5,525,000 Multi-Use Bamlet Building 1265 Griswold Street Detroit 2020 $6,441,377 Commercial Singer Building 1416 Woodward Avenue Detroit 2020 $7,560,000 Hotel T. B. Rayl Company Building 1400 Woodward Avenue Detroit 2020 $35,710,000 Hotel No project name 295 Alfred Street Detroit 2020 $1,208,763 Housing No project name 261 Alfred Street Detroit 2020 $1,336,811 Housing No project name 287 Alfred Street Detroit 2020 $934,303 Housing The Lawyers Building 139 Cadillac Square Detroit 2020 $9,360,173 Commercial Farwall Building 1249-1259 Griswold Street Detroit 2020 $36,676,125 Housing Vinton Building 600 Woodward Detroit 2019 $29,008,899 Housing Globe Tobacco Building 407 E. Fort Street Detroit 2019 $4,303,929 Office Industrial Bank Building (aka 1410 Washington Detroit 2019 $12,600,000 Housing Kamper Building) Boulevard (aka 232 W. Grand River Avenue) River Terrace Apartments 7700 East Jefferson Avenue Detroit 2019 $12,499,230 Housing Michigan Consolidated Gas One Woodward Avenue Detroit 2019 $19,932,471 Office Company Building No project name 4114 Commonwealth Detroit 2019 $220,000 Housing S.S. Kresge Store #1 and T.H. 1201-1219 Woodward Detroit 2019 $24,515,504 Office Traver Co. Avenue Project Name Address City Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures Seward Hotel/Wellington 59 Seward Detroit 2019 $30,725,026 Housing Apartments Woodward Building 1449 Woodward Avenue Detroit 2019 $17,064,065 Other Hotel Stevenson 40 Davenport Detroit 2019 $13,531,100 Housing Scott Castle 81 Peterboro Detroit 2019 $6,028,000 Housing The Wurlitzer Building 1509-11 Broadway Street Detroit 2019 $19,737,270 Hotel Stevens Building 1258 Washington Detroit 2019 $5,400,000 Housing Boulevard St. Rita Apartments 35 Owen Detroit 2019 $6,841,889 Housing The Metropolitan Building 33 John Rd. Detroit 2019 $34,000,000 Other (Informally the Jewelers Building) Checker Cab Building 2128 Trumbull Avenue Detroit 2019 $15,012,986 Multi-Use Bennett Building 45 West Grand River Detroit 2019 $6,536,311 Office Avenue Architect's Building 415 Brainard Detroit 2018 $2,598,616 Housing Mt Vernon Apartments 677 W. Alexandrine Detroit 2018 $3,357,722 Housing No project name 312 Watson Street Detroit 2018 $400,000 Housing Detroit Savings Bank 7968 Kercheval Detroit 2018 $750,000 Multi-Use Book House 8469 E. Jefferson Avenue Detroit 2018 $2,300,000 Multi-Use Detroit News Complex 615 and 801 West Detroit 2018 $57,130,995 Multi-Use Lafayette Boulevard G.A.R. Building 1942 Grand River Detroit 2018 $2,818,711 Office Kaiser-Blair Building 1456 Woodward Detroit 2018 $3,647,077 Housing Malcomson Building 1215-1219 Griswold Street Detroit 2018 $9,987,857 Housing Casa Mira Apartments 680 Delaware Detroit 2018 $8,463,310 Housing Professional Plaza 3800 Woodward Avenue Detroit 2018 $17,616,616 Commercial William H. Elliot Dry Goods 1401-1407 Woodward Detroit 2018 $10,962,765 Multi-Use Avenue No project name 6550-68 Woodward Detroit 2018 $5,128,835 Multi-Use Williamson House 445 West Forest Avenue Detroit 2017 $992,172 Housing Capitol Park Building 1145 Griswold Street Detroit 2017 $26,466,961 Multi-Use Puritan and Pilgram 9303 and 9333 East Detroit 2017 $17,061,916 Housing Apartments Jefferson Avenue Detroit Fire Department 250 West Larned Street Detroit 2017 $23,306,903 Hotel Headquarters Forest Arms Apartments 4625 Second Avenue Detroit 2017 $12,085,437 Housing Cary Building 1301 Broadway Detroit 2017 $4,615,990 Commercial Briggs Hotel 114 West Adams Street Detroit 2017 $8,853,800 Housing H.R. Finn Apartments 678 Selden Avenue Detroit 2017 $3,549,069 Housing Griswold Building 1214 Griswold Detroit 2017 $9,706,798 Housing Alden Park Manor 8100 East Jefferson Avenue Detroit 2016 $7,672,919 Multi-Use Bagley / Trumbull Market 1701 Trumbull Detroit 2016 $1,100,391 Multi-Use Cass Plaza (Naomi 3550 Cass Avenue Detroit 2016 $13,822,000 Housing Apartments) Project Name Address City Year Qualified Project Use Expenditures Ranier Court Apartments 711 West Alexandrine Detroit 2016 $5,627,043 Housing Street Jennings Memorial Hospital 7815 East Jefferson Detroit 2016 $8,935,603 Housing No project name 3980 Second Avenue Detroit 2016 $925,156 Multi-Use United Foundation Building 1528 Woodward Avenue Detroit 2016 $9,752,741 Multi-Use Lane Bryant Building 1520 Woodward Avenue Detroit 2016 $9,577,545 Multi-Use Strathmore Apartments 70 West Alexandrine Detroit 2016 $22,800,000 Housing Tushiyah United Hebrew 609 E.
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