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This is really a standalone, bricked-exterior building as it does not fully abut its closest neighbor to the west. It has ample windows, at least four on the side, two on the front, and one on the back. For security purposes, all of the windows have security bars, expanded metal mesh screening, or aluminum shutters.
This commercial, storefront property has an updated, fluted block facade with a bronze aluminum frame door and window. This property has had an interior demolition to remove old acoustic ceiling tiles and other building material; the ceiling is open -- exposing the metal trusses and the concrete roof decking.
This commercial, storefront property has an updated, fluted block facade with a bronze aluminum frame door and window. It was the most recent location of Kev’s Aquarium, the spinoff from the former Exotic Aquarium located for more than 30 years at 16865 Schaefer Hwy.
This commercial, storefront property has an updated, fluted block facade with a bronze aluminum frame door and window. It has two front doors and two rear doors. It is twice the size of the neighboring properties in the complex. It has an acoustic-style tile (non-suspended) ceiling with surface-mounted fluorescent fixtures.
This commercial storefront with a red-brick facade has been used as a unisex salon for over 40 years. It features a suspended ceiling with fluorescent lay-in fixtures and air vents as well as some track lighting for accent.
This space has been used for multiple African hair braiding shops; however, it could be used for office, retail, or other purposes. The interior is really a blank slate with gray vinyl tile, acoustic-style, square ceiling tiles (non-suspended) ceiling, and 8 feet. fluorescent tube lighting.
This quaint restaurant space offers a close, warm, and speakeasy feel. It is the former home of Muncher’s Choice Cookies. It has a small area towards the entrance, which has been used for a customers waiting for carryout orders, there is a plexiglass safety partition built atop the counter to divide the public area from the kitchen.
This commercial, storefront property is near the southwest corner of Curtis/Wyoming in the Fitzgerald Neighborhood. It is the former home of Brother’s Barbecue, who created the Detroit-famous Boogaloo sandwich. This building was originally three separate addresses; however, it was combined over 40 years ago.
This commercial, storefront property has an updated, fluted block facade with a bronze aluminum frame door and window. The rear door of this unit opens up to the adjacent asphalt parking lot to the north of the building. This is the former home of Muncher’s Choice Donuts and was last used for a bakery.
This commercial, storefront property has double front doors on the outside and a extra-wide entry/exit door, which allows for the easy transport of large equipment, furniture, or machinery.