That is a risk, even at $1,000,000.00......... especially with a failing infrastructure, and no real plan in sight for rebuilding the infrastructure from the city ...... except for the bankruptcy

Call me a pessimist but I believe the environmental considerations of this site will entail a huge risk on any developer.

The EPA will probably keep any active development for occurring for at least 20 years while they "study" cleanup requirements.

Hooker

A not so funny thing about government agencies as of late such as the EPA, Detroit is hosed, I really don't think the EPA will do its responsibility due to political pressures when weight up against the areas economics.

I had work at a shipyard which is now condominiums, It was in business for 100 years, Prior to having a HAZMAT. the chemicals that where spilled through out the yard is unfathomable, not to mentioned the accidents that went unreported.

I often wondered how this could have happened...... well, not really.

^{A future remark from the New Condo owners: "....... what's that stuff seeping from our blacktop?"}