Birmingham-based development company Broder & Sachse has acquired Orchestra Place in Detroit’s Midtown district. Located at 3663 Woodward Ave., the five-story, Class A building was owned by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, which is housed in Orchestra Hall one block north on Woodward.
After more than 20 years, Broder & Sachse ended most of its third-party property management contracts to concentrate mostly on property development. CEO Rich Broder discusses company’s strategy and the state of multifamily in the Detroit area.
After operating as a pop-up and an online retailer, clothing and accessories boutique Bird Bee today opens its first brick and mortar location at The Albert in Detroit’s Capitol Park. The soft opening will begin at 5 p.m., followed by a grand opening on Thursday, June 1 from 5-8 p.m., where shoppers can enjoy refreshments
Capitol Park Bird Bee Boutique is the latest business to open at the Albert in Capitol Park. Broder & Sachse Real Estate announced the soft opening May 25 at 5 p.m., with a grand opening celebration June 1 from 5 to 8 p.m. According to a release, “Bird Bee showcases a unique West-Coast-meets-Midwest fusion, selling
Capitol Park is gaining a new boutique this week. Bird Bee will be opening their doors on Thursday, May 25 for a soft opening. The women’s clothing and accessories store will be located on the ground floor of The Albert. Taylor Bolleber started Bird Bee as an online business and made a name for herself
Good news for downtown Detroit shoppers in search of trendy clothing for trendy women. Bird Bee, an independent clothing and accessories store for women, is to open at 5 p.m. Thursday in the Albert (formerly the Griswold Building) in Capitol Park. Featuring young-looking casual dresses, rompers, jeans, skirts and blouses — they practically scream millennial —
Family, friends and guests came out in mass to celebrate the grand opening of the latest entrepreneurial spirit gracing Detroit within the newly developed apartment complex, The Scott at Brush Park. The Carter Snell Skin Center is the dream project of Dr. Brittany Carter-Snell a dual board certified dermatologist and internal medicine physician. A native
Birmingham-based development company Broder & Sachse recently announced that executive team member Elizabeh Kmetz has been promoted to vice president of commercial asset management and construction. In her role, Kmetz will be responsible for managing property operations, construction, renovations, and capital improvement projects, complex financials, acquisitions, and dispositions. Her changed title reflects a shift made
Elizabeth Kmetz has been promoted to vice president of commercial asset management and construction at Birmingham, Michigan-based Broder & Sachse Real Estate. Kmetz is now responsible for managing property operations, construction, renovation and capital improvement projects. Formerly serving as the director of commercial property management at Broder & Sachse, a position she took in 2014,
The first tenant at The Scott at Brush Park has officially opened their doors for business.
Skin cancer rates have continued to increase in the United States, despite most people knowing that they should wear a hat, use sunscreen and avoid indoor tanning. The American Cancer Society projects there will be 2,780 new cases and 290 deaths due to melanoma in Michigan in 2017; however, Dr. Brittany Carter-Snell says she’s devoted
Big changes are underway in Detroit’s remarkably tight apartment market, as the city’s core becomes a more attractive place to live.
Developers have transformed the office market of Detroit’s CBD by renovating dozens of underutilized buildings and attracting hundreds of firms. But the now-vibrant office market has also sent ripple effects through the residential and retail sectors. The downtown has thousands of new apartments, and much like the CBD’s new office spaces, most are historic renovations
From development slowdowns to property management challenges, the perils of a recessionary cycle are well documented. What is less well understood (and often overlooked) are the structural problems and difficulties that can arise with a booming economy. Obviously, there is no developer or property manager that prefers a slowdown to a robust period of growth
Located on the first floor of the Albert building, the new La Lanterna will debut softly at 3 p.m. with daily dinner service and a menu of Neapolitan-style brick oven pizzas, salads, paninis, pastas and other classic Italian entrees.
A long vacant piece of land has seen a lot of activity in the past few months in West Village. After an official announcement for investment in strategic neighborhoods last fall, work has picked up at the site of the Coe Development at Coe and Van Dyke.
A new bakery, For the Love of Sugar, is scheduled to open this summer in Midtown Detroit. The company announced that it will open at 3150 Woodward Avenue and offer a wide range of baked goods with a focus on macaroons and specialty made-to-order cakes in a variety of flavors, including Nutella, Ferrero Rocher and
The pace of Woodward Avenue development is quickening, sometimes with small and sometimes with large developments as we get closer to the opening of the Q-LINE. One of those developments is the opening planned for this summer of “For The Love Of Sugar,” a specialty bakery owned by Manal Hussein. It’s going to open in The
Brush Park’s shiny new mixed-used development The Scott just landed a new tenant. Specialty cake shop and bakery, For The Love Of Sugar, is poised to fill a 1,500-square-foot space on the ground floor of the luxury apartment building, according to a release. Owner Manal Hussein plans to bring a wide range of sweets to
For the Love of Sugar, a bakery focusing on macaroons and made-to-order cakes, is scheduled to open this summer at 3150 Woodward Ave. at The Scott At Brush Park apartment building in Detroit. The 1,500-square-foot bakery will do cakes in such flavors as Nutella, Forrero Rocher chocolate and Fruity Pebbles. It will also offer coffee and healthy
What better way to kick off the spring than with restaurant openings, specialty coffee and even something special for your dog? Read on for openings and announcements coming to the Detroit area this Spring. La Lanterna Detroit’s old Italian restaurant, La Lanterna, is headed back to the city, and this time it’s heading for the Albert
Even pets are getting in on Detroit’s resurgence. City Bark pet boutique officially opens its doors in downtown Detroit’s Capitol Park at 11 a.m. Friday. The store is moving from its original Grosse Pointe location to a 1,250-square-foot space in The Albert building, at 1222 Griswold St. Jamie Judson, 27, owner of City Bark and
Detroiters now have another option when purchasing food and accessories for their four-legged friends, as Birmingham-based development company Broder and Sachse Real Estate announced The Albert’s newest tenant, City Bark, will open Friday. Located at 1222 Griswold St. in Detroit’s Capitol Park, the pet boutique will offer gourmet food and other pet products.
A pet boutique, City Bark, holds its grand opening Friday in The Albert at 1214 Griswold in Detroit’s Capitol Park. Doors open at 11 a.m. The 1,250-square-foot, pet-friendly store will feature 15 different types of dog and cat food, as well as a freezer section to serve raw bones and pet treats.
Downtown pet owners will have a new option soon for all their boutique pet needs. City Bark, which is pet-friendly, is opening in a storefront in the Albert at Capitol Park this weekend. The Grand Opening Friday, February 24 at 11 a.m. will have beer from HopCat and treats for guests and pets. Pets who
Downtown Detroit is getting a new pet boutique. City Bark will celebrate its grand opening in The Albert at Capitol Park this week, with doors officially opening at 11 a.m. on Feb. 24. City Bark is the latest retail store to open its doors in The Albert, located at 1214 Griswold. The 1,250-square-foot City Bark
Broder & Sachse Real Estate chief executive officer Richard Broder will share his perspective on Detroit developments at the third annual Detroit Commercial Real Estate Summit, where he will serve as a panelist in a session on Detroit’s game-changing projects.
A prominent Birmingham-based development company has named Lee Hurwitz as its new president. Hurwitz, who has risen up the ranks since joining the company in 1996, was previously CIO for Broder & Sachse Real Estate, which is helmed by CEO Richard Broder.
The second-floor deck of The Scott at Brush Park on Woodward Avenue features a stainless-steel swimming pool, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, fire pit and heated floors against the backdrop of Midtown Detroit.
The Coe at West Village real estate project offered a look at what the interior of its housing units will look like as it works on the development in the rapidly evolving Detroit neighborhood east of downtown.
A new Thai restaurant hosting its grand opening on Friday is offering guests a meal voucher for future use and a chance to win party trays. Go! Sy Thai is opening its doors at 11 a.m. inside The Albert in Downtown Detroit’s Capitol Park at 1214 Griswold St. The Albert is a 127-unit, 12-story luxury apartment complex that
Go! Sy Thai will open its second Detroit location Friday in The Albert at Capitol Park. Go! Sy Thai is the fast casual branch of the Sy Thai family sit-down restaurants, founded in 1993 in Birmingham.
Thai food fans this week gain a second Detroit site of Sy Thai, which joins the move-downtown trend. Its fifth restaurant opens Friday in Capitol Park. This Go! Sy Thai location on the street level of The Albert apartments, 1214 Griswold St., is a fast-casual version of the sit-down original in Birmingham since 1993.
The anticipated downtown outpost of fast-casual mini chain Go! Sy Thai will throw open its doors on January 20 in Capitol Park, co-owner Gowhnou Lee tells Eater. The restaurant, which was originally slated to debut last fall, is located on the ground floor of The Albert near Dessert Oasis Coffee and Detroit Bikes.
The developers behind The Albert, a luxury apartment building on Griswold street in Capitol Park, have been busy filling up their retail spaces as of late. Today we got word that the planned Thai restaurant, Go! Sy Thai, will open this Friday, January 20.
One development we’re keeping an eye on this year is the Coe at West Village, which will have eight walk-up row-houses along Coe, street-level retail spaces along Van Dyke, and four residential apartments above the retail shops. While shovels are currently in the ground at the construction site, we have a sneak peek at what the
New and exciting modes of living are transitioning every day; Detroit is no exception to the crush of expansion with housing developments aimed at bringing more people to the downtown Detroit area. No exception is The Scott a beautiful multi-tiered apartment complex located at 3150 Woodward Avenue in Brush Park. The Scott offers upscale living
Officials from Broder & Sachse Real Estate have just opened the doors at The Scott at Brush Park, a high-end mixed-use development on Woodward Ave. and Erskine St. in Detroit’s Midtown area, the first of its kind in the city, and many here hope it’s the start of something big for the neighborhoods surrounding the
The residential portion of The Scott at Brush Park offers studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom units with amenities including a 24-hour concierge service, dry cleaning, stations for pet grooming and a fitness center.
Co-developers Broder & Sachse Real Estate and Woodborn Partners have opened The Scott at Brush Park, a mixed-use development in Detroit’s midtown neighborhood. The building features 199 luxury apartments and 15,000 square feet of retail space.
The Scott at Brush Park, a 199-unit high-end mixed-use development in Detroit, co-developed by Broder & Sachse Real Estate and Woodborn Partners, has opened its doors. “The city of Detroit has been making a comeback and redevelopment in Detroit has finally reached a point where it can attract and support specialized services and luxury homes typically
The Scott at Brush Park, a high-end mixed-use development on Woodward Avenue and Erskine Street in Detroit, opened its doors to residents this month. The development features 199 residential units and five retail and restaurant tenants. Broder & Sachse Real Estate chief executive officer Richard Broder and Sachse Construction chief executive officer Todd Sachse welcomed
The comeback of downtown Detroit, led by the expansive District Detroit project under construction, was advanced this week with the opening of The Scott at Brush Park. The upscale, mixed-use development of Broder & Sachse Real Estate and Sachse Construction is located about eight blocks north of District Detroit on Woodward Avenue.
Bird Bee first opened in 2015, with sales limited to online and pop-up events and markets. The 1,600-square-foot retail space in The Albert at Capitol Park will be the West Coast/Midwest fusion’s first brick-and-mortar location, a permanent home for their “West Coast meets Midwest” clothing, jewelry, and accessories.
Bird Bee LLC is opening in Capitol Park’s The Albert this spring. The women’s clothing and accessories store is leasing 1,600 square feet in the property at 1214 Griswold St. in Capitol Park, according to a press release from Birmingham-based Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services Inc., which completed the redevelopment on the building in
The progress of The Scott at Brush Park construction has been followed throughout the year, starting with a walk through of the early progress in March, and again in September. Broder & Sachse had a firm December 1 opening deadline, and they stuck to it. New residents started moving into the luxury apartments last week, and Curbed
Richard Broder and Todd Sachse took a big gamble on The Scott at Brush Park, spending at least $10 million on it before they had closed on their financing; $2 million had been spent before they even owned the land at Woodward and Erskine, said Sachse, CEO of Detroit-based Sachse Construction, the project’s general contractor.
In urban settings across the country, the residential landscape is evolving to respond to the priorities and preferences of a population that’s increasingly focused on multifamily options that emphasize amenities, conveniences, and social engagement. Millennials and empty-nesters alike share an affinity for services and socialization options designed to suit their lifestyles. At a time when more
Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services Inc. is ending most of its third-party property management contracts to concentrate instead on property development. The Birmingham-based company has been active in downtown Detroit in recent years, developing The Scott at Brush Park apartments, due to open next month, and The Albert apartments in Capitol Park, among others. “We
The Scott at Brush Park will signal a new era in Detroit when it opens Dec. 1 for its first residents. With a $65 million pricetag and nearly 200 apartments over retail space and underground parking, the project adds a wave of newly constructed homes to Midtown. High ceilings add a loft feel, while an open
Midtown stood alone in Detroit for much of the past decade as the place that attracted new residents, new housing and new investment in a city that sought renaissance for generations. Today, that district – located north of downtown in the heart of the cultural and medical center – is poised for the changes coming
By: Dan Rafter The Scott at Brush Park is an important project for downtown Detroit. The $65 million, 200,000-square-foot five-story mixed-use development will bring 199 new apartment units to the city when it opens later this year. For Todd Sachse, chief executive officer and founder of Detroit-based Sachse Construction, the project is yet more proof
The yet-to-be-named restaurant, with a concept still under development, is being opened by restaurateurs Michael Abrams and Brian Adelman of Bloomfield Hills, along with David Pittaway of New York City. The trio own 30 Five Guys Burgers and Fries in Michigan and Illinois, with two more under construction, as well as the sports bar Mr.
The Scott at Brush Park, the new five-story apartment building on Woodward and Erskine, announced its first restaurant on the northwest corner of the ground floor. The 4,500-square-foot bistro will have a full bar and a diverse menu. No word yet on what that menu might be.
Along with 200 units of market-rate housing, The Scott at Brush Park will also hold a bistro on the ground floor, adding yet another restaurant to Woodward near the Little Caesars Arena development.
City Bark, a Grosse Pointe shop which describes itself as a “unique, one-of-a-kind pet product retailer,” and offers home delivery of pet food, plans to open a store at The Albert, 1214 Griswold, in Capitol Park in downtown Detroit.
Pet products retailer City Bark will open in The Albert in Detroit’s Capitol Park early next year. This will be the Grosse Pointe-based retailer’s second store. City Bark will open in a 1,250-square-foot space at 1214 Griswold St.
Grosse Pointe-based City Bark, a boutique pet product retailer, will open its first Detroit location in The Albert at Capitol Park in early 2017.
Birmingham-based Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services, a full-service property management and development company, has completed a 10,500-square-foot lease on the retailer’s behalf, according to a Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services news release.
5 Below, a rapidly growing specialty value retailer that says it offers a broad range of trendy, high-quality merchandise targeted at the teen and pre-teen customer, is opening a store near Kohl’s and Ulta Beauty in Midland.
Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services, a Birmingham-based, full-service property management and development company, announced today that it has obtained management of the Pick-Wick Shopping Center located at 12 Mile and Schoenherr in Warren, Mich. Broder & Sachse President John Hamburger made the announcement.
The project is on schedule and slated to open for residents December 1. The ground floor retail space will be ready at a later date, but at least one restaurant has signed a lease. We recently toured a few of the apartments with Richard Broder and the leasing team in this high-end development.
From leadership training to time-off policies to wellness perks, read what makes these companies stand out among Michigan employers, as determined by a survey of their workforces.
To understand the current state of the Detroit real estate market, and to appreciate how and why Detroit is such a hot market today, we have to look to the past. Historical context is crucial here because, more than most cities, the story of Detroit is the story of a city shaped by its past.
The rooftop pool, year-round outdoor spa, private library, lounge and rooftop terrace will all be finished by the time residents move into The Scott at Brush Park in December, the latest high-end apartment building to go up in Detroit.
Apartment rents in Detroit’s hot downtown housing market have soared 7 percent since last fall. Since 2013, average rents are up by more than 11 percent.
Mikette, a French-style bistro that features plates inspired by the culture of Marseille, France, will open this month near the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
Downtown’s Capitol Park area is awash with development and open commercial spaces are filling up quickly. The Detroit Free Press reports that the Da Edoardo restaurant group, operators of Foxtown Grille, Cafe Nini, and more, will revive its founding restaurant, La Lanterna, in the Albert Building.
Everything old is new again – and the Capitol Park section of downtown, that was in recent memory served in part as a DDOT bus turnaround, is in the middle of a full-on investment binge.
La Lanterna, a long-gone restaurant from Detroit’s past, is primed to make a comeback near its former location when it opens on the first floor of the Albert building in Capitol Park later this year.
Richard Broder and Todd Sachse, both of whom attend Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, are contributing to that rebirth. The duo has co-owned Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services for 23 years, but this year marks a unique moment. Along with local architecture firm Neumann Smith, they are creating the first ground-up construction project Brush
The dealmakers. The landlords. The developers. The financiers. The people who make things happen in metro Detroit’s commercial real estate scene. Here’s our selection of the people whose phone numbers you need on your speed dial – and how they play when they play houses and hotels on the Monopoly board at home.
An American-style bistro is being planned for the first floor of the northwest corner of the Scott at Brush Park. The luxury five-story apartment complex is expected to be finished before the end of the year.
The latest chapter in Detroit’s ongoing real estate revival is being written by a $65 million mixed-use project called The Scott at Brush Park, which features 199 luxury residences and roughly 15,000-sq.-ft. of ground-floor retail and restaurant uses.
Richard Broder, CEO of Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services was named a finalist in the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2016 Award for Michigan and Northwest Ohio region.
Go! Sy Thai is expected to open its second location in Capitol Park in the fall. The 29-seat restaurant is expected to employ approximately 25 full- and part-time workers in its new location in The Albert apartment development.
Fast-casual Thai food empire Go! Sy Thai is headed to downtown’s Capitol Park area. Metro Times reports that the latest restaurant outpost is slated for the Albert Building, alongside fellow tenants Dessert Oasis Coffee and Detroit Bikes. Sy Thai will have a relatively small footprint with seating for 29 diners and an abbreviated menu to match.
The Birmingham-based restaurant group Sy Thai will expand with the opening of its second fast-casual concept in Detroit, called Go! Sy Thai, in The Albert apartment complex in downtown Detroit this fall.
Fans of Go! Sy Thai will be pleased with this news. The fast-casual spot is expanding to include a second location in downtown’s Capitol Park neighborhood.
CEO Richard Broder of Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services is a regional finalist for the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2016 Award.
As the city of Detroit’s downtown real estate revitalization continues, headline projects serve as way-points on the path to progress. The latest development to make headlines is The Scott at Brush Park, a $65 million, five-story mixed-use development that includes 199 high-end residences and approximately 15,000-square-feet of first floor retail and restaurant space.
For those who want to be in the heart of it all that’s happening, Detroit’s rental market is better than ever as the selection of new and newly renovated apartments continues to expand. View Page 72/73
If you still think the only thing worth visiting in Detroit are the sports teams, think again. The area within a few miles of the in-progress arena has more cranes and construction equipment than in recent memory.
The 93-unit, eight-story Milner Armsapartment building in Detroit has a new owner. An entity affiliated with Birmingham-based Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services closed on the purchase of the building on the south end of Midtown, at 40 Davenport St. just west of Woodward Avenue on the north side of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard on Tuesday.
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DETROIT (WWJ) — In a continued effort to revitalize downtown Detroit, new apartments along with retail stores are slated to open in December along Woodward at the south end of Midtown.
A “groundbroken” ceremony took place yesterday for The Scott at Brush Park, the $65 million, 200,000-square-foot, five story mixed-use development slated to open by the end of the year. We were there for a sneak peek and some exclusive pictures.
A new apartment development with 199 units for rent and approximately 15,000 square feet of retail space at Woodward Avenue and Erskine is expected to be complete by December. Mayor Mike Duggan, executives from Birmingham-based project developer Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services Inc. and others spoke Monday morning during a media event…
With so many of downtown Detroit’s empty buildings already being renovated, developers have begun to build ground-up projects to meet rising demand for apartments and retail shops. On Monday, Mayor Mike Duggan and other business and civic leaders celebrated one such project, the $65-million Scott at Brush Park mixed-use project.
DETROIT – People and business are moving downtown in droves, and the 200,000-square-foot Scott at Brush Park development will provide part of that horde with a place to live.
Driven by young professionals and empty nesters, sales of luxury homes in the Motor City are up 107% since 2008. Click here to view PDF of full article
Sachse Construction’s CEO Todd Sachse was recently featured on WJR! In this interview, Todd discusses The Scott at Brush Park, Detroit’s renaissance, and the increasing need for skilled trades.
“The Scott at Brush Park will be a landmark project for Detroit, providing a new lifestyle experience not currently available anywhere else in the city.” Check out The Scott on @Mlive.com today!
Crain’s Detroit Business previewed The Scott’s latest renderings Friday as a sneak peek into what the apartment’s interior will look like!
Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services in Birmingham, Michigan, has been selected as a “National 2015 Best and Brightest Company to Work For” by the National Association for Business Resources (NABR). Broder & Sachse chief executive officer Richard Broder made the announcement.
For the area known as greater downtown Detroit, 2016 is expected to be the kind of year city leaders have dreamed of and worked toward since the 1967 riots.
Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters celebrates their grand opening in The Albert in Capitol Park! Our CEO Richard Broder, and Dessert Oasis Co-Owner Nathan Hamood, appeared in-studio with WXYZ yesterday morning to share details about the event
Rochester-based Dessert Oasis Coffee Roasters is set to open its second location, in Detroit, in Capitol Park on Jan. 7. The specialty coffee and dessert cafe will also feature live music in 2,600 square feet in The Albert building at 1214 Griswold St. It will have room for 80 customers and employ nine people.
According to a recent Detroit market study published by Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services, downtown Detroit is at a 98% occupancy for rentable housing, with neighborhoods such as Grand Circus Park and the CBD at 99%.
Broder and Sachse Real Estate Services are operating on all ends of the development spectrum in Detroit, tying everything together with an upscale touch. That’s offering a welcome challenge, according to company owner Richard Broder.
Apartment units to range from below $900 to $2,900 in the Broder & Sachse, Woodborn Partners development at Woodward Avenue and Erskine Street.
Amid the bustle of M-1 Rail and the new Detroit Red Wings Arena, Detroit’s Brush Park neighborhood will soon see a few big housing developments.
Brush Park, a once elegant and now sparse neighborhood, may get three new housing developments that could potentially add more than 1,000 residents to the historic community just north of downtown.
After renderings and reports began to trickle out, Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services, Inc. Tuesday released updated renderings and information on “The Scott @ Brush Park.”
A new Midtown Detroit apartment complex along Woodward Avenue is scheduled to break ground this summer and target mid- to higher-end income renters a short walk from the future arena district and near future stops on the forthcoming M-1 Rail line.
Inherent in every business are milestones that — if achieved — can accelerate the company’s growth and profitability. Broder & Sachse has attained such a landmark: The property management arm is now managing more than 10,000 apartment units in nine states across the U.S.
Broder & Sachse, a property management firm, has more than 10,000 apartment units in nine states across the nation, an increase from the 1,200 units the company was managing in 2010 when it made the decision to grow the business.
With Detroit Bikes set to be the first retail tenant at The Albert in Detroit’s Capitol Park by April, Richard Broder, Broder & Sachse CEO, said the nearly 11,000 square feet of remaining retail space at the mixed-use development will be filled to meet the needs of the area.
Detroit Bikes LLC will be the first retail tenant on the ground floor of The Albert apartment building in Capitol Park when it opens its first retail outlet in 1,600 square feet there in the spring.
The Albert … it’s fun and funky, stylish and cool and truly representative of the renaissance that’s happening in downtown Detroit.
Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services has hired Elizabeth Kmetz as director of Commercial Property Management.
Richard Broder, owner of Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services, said that every surface inside the The Albert was retouched during a seven-month, $8 redevelopment, and that’s crafted the 1929 building into one of the finest places to live in the city.
People continue to write bigger rent checks for the chance to live in or around downtown Detroit, with some mainstream rents at levels once reserved for penthouses and other ultra-luxurious spaces.
The Best and Brightest Companies to Work For™ competition identifies and honors organizations that display a commitment to excellence in their human resource practices and employee enrichment.
It’s no longer, “when are they going to tear that down?” Now it’s, “when are they going to rehab that?” Detroit sees another downtown neighborhood get revitalized.
Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services experienced a significant spike in growth in 2013, thanks in large part to company’s growth in multi-family sector.
Broder & Sachse Real Estate Services has expanded its multifamily management team with two promotions and five new hires.
