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100 Riverfront Drive, Detroit, Michigan 100 Riverfront Drive, Detroit, Michigan View this office online at: https://www.newofficeamerica.com/details/coworking-spaces-100-riverfront-d rive-detroit-michigan This fantastic office center is a fine example of what a serviced office package should be. Combining a fine array of amenities, an amazing location as well as a highly trained management team, your firm could benefit greatly from what's on offer. With two balconies overlooking the Detroit River, you and your team can relish an amaing view which is guaranteed to impress and inspire. All guests are welcomed by the friendly reception staff, whose job it is to ensure they are guided towards their destination and left with a great first impression of dealing with your company. Tenants of this office hub are provided with highly equipped meeting/conference rooms, just the thing for group meet-ups, training classes and collaborative sessions. Additional services and amenities rendered at this office hub include an in- house restaurant, on-site fitness facilities, a comfortable lounge and secure round the clock access. Transport links Nearest railway station: Joe Louis Arena Station (211 metres) Nearest road: Nearest airport: Key features 24 hour access 24-hour security Administrative support Air conditioned Air conditioning AV equipment Banking services Beverages Board room Breakout/Lounge Space Carpets Cash machine / ATM Cat 6 networking or higher Catering services available CCTV monitoring Central heating Close to railway station Conference rooms Copy and Printing Facilities Dry cleaning service Fitness facilities Flexible contracts Furnished workspaces Hot Desks IT support available Kitchen facilities Meeting rooms Modern interiors Near to a subway/underground station On-site management support Open plan workstations Parking Parking (secure) Postal facilities/mail handling Reception staff Recycling facilities Restaurant in the building Security system Shared Internet Staff on site 7 days a week Unbranded offices Unfurnished Virtual office available wi-fi Location The building is to be found in a highly convenient position with easy access to the underground, making transport to the rest of the city very easy. For companies that regularly need to accommodate visitors, this office center is well catered for. There is a good selection of local lodgings, the closest being the Oakwood At Riverfront Hotel, walkable from here in no more than 3 minutes. The center has a good range of eating options within easy walk - just 250m from this center can be found subway, a popular location for grabbing a bite to eat after work. Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport is around 21 miles away and can be reached via the I-94 W in 34 minutes. Thanks in so small part to its enviable position, this center is a superb option for those searching for world-class office space in Detroit, and should not be ignored if you are hunting for a new office provider. Points of interest within 1000 metres Mother Waddles Mission (place of worship) - 108m from business centre Parking Garage (parking garage) - 115m from business centre Joe Louis Arena Garage (parking garage) - 121m from business centre Riverfront Apartments (flats/apartment complex) - 133m from business centre Oakwood at Riverfront (hotel/motel) - 137m from business centre Riverfront Towers (flats/apartment complex) - 137m from business centre Riverfront Parking Lot (open parking area) - 207m from business centre Joe Louis Arena Station (railway station, metro) - 211m from business centre Public Service Credit Union-Wcccd (bank) - 245m from business centre SUBWAY (restaurant, sandwich) - 245m from business centre Vista Nuevas Head Start (child care facility, school) - 245m from business centre Wcccd School Library (library) - 245m from business centre Wayne County Community College (college/university, college) - 245m from business centre Wayne County CC District - Arthur Cartwright LRC Library (library) - 245m from business centre Joe Louis Arena (multi-purpose, stadium) - 257m from business centre International Bancard Olympia Club (nightlife, bar) - 263m from business centre FORT & 5TH (public transport stop, bus stop) - 280m from business centre Parking (open parking area) - 297m from business centre COBO Hall Parking (open parking area) - 305m from business centre FORT & 5TH (public transport stop, bus stop) - 307m from business centre Wayne County Community College District Downtown Campus (college/university) - 308m from business centre Tommy's Detroit Bar & Grill (restaurant, barbecue) - 324m from business centre Max On Third (nightlife, bar) - 324m from business centre FORT & 6TH (public transport stop, bus stop) - 328m from business centre Michigan Department of Transportation-Detroit Tsc (government office) - 340m from business centre Miller Lite Party Deck (nightlife, bar) - 344m from business centre R R Donnelley (computer supplies) - 359m from business centre Detroit Red Wings (general practitioner, doctor) - 359m from business centre Fifth Third Bank (bank) - 359m from business centre Buffalo Wild Wings (restaurant, fast food) - 359m from business centre Tim Hortons (coffee shop, café/pub) - 359m from business centre Grainger Industrial Supply (do-it-yourself centers) - 380m from business centre ChargePoint Detroit W Lafayette Ave (electric vehicle station) - 387m from business centre Riverfront Gym (fitness club center, sports center) - 64m from business centre Detroit Riverfront (park recreation area, park) - 66m from business centre Riverfront Towers (flats/apartment complex) - 88m from business centre Signature Market (grocers) - 88m from business centre All information contained in this document is for guide purposes only and NewOfficeAmerica.com.com cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies or omissions. 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