LANSING, Mich. (WLNS)– The Jackson Metropolis Council has voted to promote the historic Hayes Resort to CollierGibson, a property improvement firm in Dayton, Ohio for $25,000.
Based on a information launch despatched to six Information, the $35 million renovation will embrace 109 residences with a mix of studio residences and one and two-bedroom models, retail, restaurant, leisure, and workplace areas, and a health heart for tenants and the general public.
Metropolis officers say the town council authorised the sale of the Hayes property to J. Jeffers & Co. again in April of 2022. The Milwaukee-based developer tried plans to start out development after a number of extensions of the event settlement have been approved by the council. The town says that the extension expired on Dec. 31, 2024, and it was in talks with CollierGibson as a result of they shared an curiosity in revitalizing the lodge.
“CollierGibson has presented a comprehensive and achievable project plan, resulting in a mixed-use facility that will contribute to the vibrancy of Downtown Jackson. We look forward to working with them on bringing new life to the historic Hayes property so it can once again serve the community,” mentioned Metropolis Supervisor Jonathan Greene.
The historic lodge was inbuilt 1926 and was functioning as a lodge till 1975. Customers Power then used the constructing for workplace house by 2003. The Metropolis of Jackson took management of the lodge constructing in 2004.
The Hayes Resort, and 10 Michigan properties, have been just lately listed on the Nationwide Register of Historic Locations.
