Old Wayne County Building in downtown Detroit finds new owner
The Farbman Group has been trying to find a new owner since Wayne County vacated the Beaux Arts-style building in 2009.
The Farbman Group has been trying to find a new owner since Wayne County vacated the Beaux Arts-style building in 2009.
Still, officials hope they can find a buyer before it’s too late.
Investigators believe the fire on Woodward Avenue near downtown was intentionally set.
Flames quickly burst through every window of the hulking church, raising suspicions that an accelerant may have been used.
Some photographers and explorers are walking out of the ruins to find themselves without a car in the crime-ridden area.
“We have to set the tone that this is absolutely unacceptable, and we are going to use our resources to go after scrapping,” mayoral spokeswoman Alexis Wiley said.
The unstable ceiling of the building is propped up with chemical containers.
The bald, self-described war veteran with boozy breath also is asking for $10,000 for allegedly injuring his leg at the plant.
The 2,500-seat theater once hosted the Kinks, the Who, Jefferson Airplane, Cream, Yes, Fleetwood Mac, Steppenwolf, King Crimson, MC5 and the Stooges.
His girlfriend was fired from her job Tuesday after we published a story about both of them vandalizing buildings.