According to WXYZ, an old building in the heart of Detroit’s comeback zone is causing concern for people in the area. The building, which sits across the street from Wayne State University, is falling apart.
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Neighbors told WXYZ, the place caught fire a few years ago and instead of being torn down, the shell has been allowed to remain. WXYZ obtained police reports documenting the building’s dangerous history and there have been complaints of bricks falling from the structure, hitting people in the head and damaging property.
A fence has been put up to block foot traffic from the sidewalk, but that has created a new danger because people have to walk along Woodward Avenue. According to the City of Detroit, the property is on the dangerous structure list to be torn down.
However, before that can be done, they have to get money to do the work. It is private property and city records show it’s owned by 5734 Woodward, LLC. State records show the LLC is registered to Joel Landy.
For more details on this story, watch WXYZ news report below:
Bricks falling off building in Detroit is causing concern [VIDEO] was originally published on kissdetroit.com
