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The Michigan Gaming Control Board voted to approve the sale. One board member was absent. Ilitch said afterward she was surprised there were no questions from the public. Leave a comment. Dozens of parcels can be part of one property sale, particularly when the building or area that is purchased is fairly large. The plumbing and heating business opened 95 years ago and is still run by the Moss family.
The business has struggled for years, said Jeff Moss, the third-generation owner. The restaurant closed before the Ilitches bought the property, which includes the parking lot. The building has been demolished. Information culled from public documents and private databases show many of the purchases happened after the announcement that the new Red Wings arena will be built six blocks east of MotorCity. That announcement increased real estate activity not only by the Ilitches, but also by other buyers.
The overall plan for those 45 blocks is called District Detroit. The Grand River area purchases are in some cases a half block away from that targeted District Detroit, which is expected to attract hundreds of new residents as well as plenty of retailers and other businesses.
The number of sales and the total amount paid by the Ilitches is not clear because many properties in the West Grand River area have been bought through limited liability corporations.
Various records show at least two of those entities are linked to Ilitch Holdings. But there are other purchases in the area that may be connected to the company that are not yet known publicly. Mogk and Bell said the West Grand River area properties may be used as an interim parking area for the other new developments in District Detroit.
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