The Red Cedar project is a mixed-use development that will connect the State Capitol to Michigan State University and adjacent communities along the Michigan Avenue corridor. Long viewed as an important yet under-realized corridor of possibility, the project will serve a powerful catalyst for new multi-generational housing, vibrant activity, wide-ranging economic impacts, and regional pride. What is  currently viewed as fragmented with several blighted pockets of development, can evolve into an indispensable zone of activity that creates jobs, enhances the economy, and improves the community’s sense of place.

○ Beds: 1,100 for students ( two phases )

○ Market-rate apartments: 150 units for residents.

○ Hotels: 2 (1 full-service, 1 select service)

○ Senior Village: Assisted living and memory care facility

○ Restaurants and retail space: approximately 45,000 square feet

○ Public park, open space, including a river trail system and amphitheater: ~20 acres123

Beds: 1100

Units: 150

Size: 1,100,000 sq.ft.

Completion Date: Infrastructure groundbreaking late 2017

Civil Engineers: LSG Engineers & Surveyors

Architect: Hobbs + Black, Dean A. Wenz Architects, Meyers + A

Construction Company: Continental Building Company

Development Partners: Ferguson Development, Concord Hospitality, Hallmark Campus Communities