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The home, which was the last holdout of the Ilitchs, burned to the ground. The property is highly sought after given its adjacency to Little Caesar Arena. The Ilitchs had tried several times to purchase the property, but the homeowners asked for as much as $5 million, which the billionaire Ilitch family deemed too expensive.
The home, which was the last holdout of the Ilitchs, burned to the ground. The property is highly sought after given its adjacency to Little Caesars Arena. The Ilitchs had tried several times to purchase the property, but the homeowners asked for as much as $5 million, which the billionaire Ilitch family deemed too expensive.
The home, which was the last holdout of the Ilitchs, burned to the ground. The property is highly sought after given its adjacency to Little Caesars Arena. The Ilitchs had tried several times to purchase the property, but the homeowners asked for as much as $5 million, which the billionaire Ilitch family deemed too expensive.
The land was in demand as the area came to life within the past decade. The family once listed it for nearly $5 million, but it didn't sell.
The eyesore resisted efforts to rehabilitate the property even as the area around the home modernized and grew. That includes the construction of Little Caesars Arena.