More: Amazon Logistics set to open delivery station in Sterling Heights, bringing hundreds of jobs The indoor transit center will have heat and air conditioning, bathrooms, and free Wi-Fi, Duggan said. They've worked together before, building an Amazon distribution site in Shelby Township.Īs part of the deal, the Sterling Group and Hillwood will pay for a $7 million Detroit Department of Transportation transit center. The Sterling Group and Hillwood Investment Properties will buy and develop the site. More: Historic Michigan State Fairgrounds buildings to be razed for Amazon warehouse The City of Detroit has agreed to sell the portion of the State Fairgrounds at Woodward Avenue and 8 Mile that it owns for $9 million to the real estate company The Sterling Group, founded by TCF Bank Executive Chairman Gary Torgow and now run by his adult children. It (the property) cost us $7 million and I wanted control of this site." "We need good-paying jobs and jobs of the future. "This was the single largest development property left in the City of Detroit and what Detroiters need are jobs," Duggan said.
Amazon will not pursue any tax breaks or incentives for the project, Duggan said
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