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Lofts on the 9 in Ferndale reconfigures floor plans, units start at $149,000
Thursday, July 17, 2008
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Downtown Ferndale's
Lofts on the 9
is now selling its units for $149,000. That's an $80,000 reduction from the lofts' lowest original price, and comes with a newly redesigned floor plan.
"The response to these new units has been stellar," says Adam Wolfson, sales broker for Lofts on the 9. "One of them has sold and one reserved."
The new studio units, which range from 500 to 900 square feet each, bumps the number of units in the building from 32 to 36. So far 14 have been reserved or sold.
The development is on East 9 Mile Road just east of Como's Restaurant and across the street from the
Ferndale Public Library
. Construction began in earnest earlier this year and is set to wrap up later this year.
The four-story structure features units that are priced as high as the mid $400,000s. They range in size between 920 and 2,100 square feet, however, the 2,100-square-foot loft can be expanded up to 2,700 square feet by adding a rooftop deck. Each unit comes with a ground floor parking spot next to the building’s 4,000 square feet of retail space, which will house either traditional retail or a restaurant.
The group of developers behind the Lofts on the 9 project also built the
Troy, Main and Center
street lofts developments in downtown Royal Oak.
For information, call Adam Wolfson at (248) 336-9600 or at (248) 535-4900.
Source: Adam Wolfson, sales broker for Lofts on the 9
Writer: Jon Zemke
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