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7/5/2017 Member News
Construction begins at The Legacy The redevelopment of the Crapo Building begins this July in Downtown Bay City.

Contact: Jenifer Acosta
real estate developer
[email protected]
www.jeniferacosta.com
PRESS RELEASE

Construction begins at The Legacy The redevelopment of the Crapo Building begins this July in Downtown Bay City.

Bay City, July 5, 2017: A 127-year-old building is now undergoing its redevelopment as Spence Brothers Construction begins work. The redevelopment will transform the five-story vacant property into a mixed-use building featuring a restaurant, offices, and twenty-six apartments.

The apartment design aesthetic is 1920s pre-war inspired in keeping with the history of the building. Original doors and hardware will be restored and used for bedrooms and baths. Kitchens will feature Kohler fixtures and granite counters with stainless steel appliances. “Quinn Evans Architects (Detroit, MI) have been phenomenal in designing and detailing how to bring this building back to its former glory,” says Jenifer Acosta.

Wayne Hofmann of Spence Brothers said, “We are extremely excited to begin the next chapter for the Historic Crapo building as it is transformed into The Legacy. This project has the whole package when it comes to transformational projects—historic preservation, mixed-uses, and downtown living, all in a truly unique building. Our firm’s mission is rooted in helping our communities thrive and we salute Jenifer Acosta and her team’s continuing commitment to positive community development in Bay City through their deeds and investment.”

This historic structure built in 1890 has a Romanesque Revival façade that has been covered with a midcentury modern paneled exterior. The panels will be removed, the masonry will be repaired, and the lower levels will be redesigned to complement the historic facade. The Legacy development team anticipates completion in Fall of 2018.

For more information please see www.jeniferacosta.com email [email protected] or call The Times Properties at 989-894-5285.