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Detroit — Bedrock plans to bring a temporary drive-in movie theater and concert stage to downtown Detroit at the site of its stalled Monroe Blocks project. The Downtown Development Authority Board approved during its meeting Wednesday Bedrock's proposal that would include the outdoor entertainment venue at Farmer and Monroe. The temporary attraction would include a movie screen, stage, food and beverage concessions, and stalls for 77 vehicles, according to a Downtown Development Authority document. It may also include a no-touch play area for children. Bedrock declined to provide more d...

Share December 17, 2020, 8:35 AM With little progress being made on the planned Monroe Blocks development parcels downtown, last night the Downtown Development Authority granted Bedrock Real Estate Services permission for an interim use both nostalgic and very contemporary:  The future temporary drive-in site  (Photo: Google) A drive-in theater. The proposal presented to the board in their meeting Wednesday night calls for the A Block parcel, now a surface parking lot at Farmer and Monroe Streets, to become a temporary concert venue and movie space for winter and spring ...

Real Estate Insider: Expect Hudson's site hotel operator to be named next year, Bedrock exec says Kirk Pinho/Crain's Detroit Business Contractors on Thursday afternoon began pouring concrete at grade level on the site of the former J.L. Hudson's department store building in downtown Detroit. Nearly three years to the day after ground was broken on Dan Gilbert's development on the site of the former J.L. Hudson's department store in downtown Detroit, contractors started pouring concrete to start above-grade construction on the northern portion of the 2-acre property. In addition, more concret...

Share this article Share this article DETROIT, Dec. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Bedrock, Detroit's largest commercial real estate company, today announced its "Decked Out Detroit" initiative in partnership with the Rocket Community Fund – a four-month plan to support businesses and the community during Michigan's coldest months by providing memorable and safe shopping, dining and entertainment experiences in downtown Detroit. Click HERE to download high-resolution images "Despite the pandemic, many businesses in downtown Detroit have shown incredible resilience and continued to support the l...