"The city has been extremely supportive of our efforts, and with the Schostak Brothers hotel planned at 1-696 and Woodward Avenue, we feel that we can now focus completely on meeting the demand for sophisticated in-town residences," says Jack Hanna of Chrysos Development. "Eliminating the hotel component gives us greater flexibility of design without the need for complicated underground parking and multiple easements. This allows us todeliver a quality product at lower price points for our buyers."
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