Once a menswear shop known for outfitting Detroit’s mayors, the three-story, Victorian-style structure is slated to become part of Bedrock’s newest entertainment hub with live music, dining and entertainment venues. 1238 Randolph, also known as the Serman’s Building, is part of a multi-building historic preservation and development project and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Located just two blocks from Campus Martius Park and near Detroit’s Greektown neighborhood, the property will also benefit from the Monroe Streetscape redesign and the planned transformation of Randolph Plaza into public park space. The development is moving forward with the help and support of the City of Detroit and the local community.
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Property Details
Property Types
Retail, Office
Property Size
14,000 RSF
Year Built
1905
Year Acquired
2013
Neighborhood
Central Business District
Contact
313.373.8700
Retail Opportunities
1238 Randolph will bring new retail opportunities to a three-story Victorian-style building in downtown Detroit. Just two blocks from Campus Martius Park and steps from Greektown, the property sits within one of the city’s busiest dining and entertainment areas. As part of Bedrock’s planned entertainment hub, the building is slated to house restaurants, live music and other venues that draw steady foot traffic. Upon its completion, the retail space will offer tenants visibility and a central location, tied to Detroit’s ongoing growth and preservation efforts.
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Central Business District
Detroit’s Central Business District is a bustling hub surrounded by world-renowned architecture and beautifully restored historic buildings. At its heart is Campus Martius Park, named the “Best Public Square in the U.S.” by USA Today. Just a short walk away, Comerica Park, Little Caesars Arena and Ford Field showcase headlining sport and concert experiences, while the Detroit Opera House features contemporary operas and classic performances.
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