8107 Military St, Detroit, MI 48204
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This 8,500 square foot industrial building, located at 8107 Military Street in Detroit, Michigan, 48204, presents a unique opportunity. Situated between Joy Road and Livernois Avenue, near Tireman Avenue, this property offers convenient access to I-94 and I-96, placing it minutes from Downtown Detroit. The one-story building, constructed in 1946 and renovated in 2018, features a mezzanine, 10-18 foot ceiling heights, and a camera system. The building includes a steel overhead door, a steel gate, a restroom, and a utility room. Ample parking is available with 25 surface spaces in a gated lot. The property boasts municipal water and sewer services. Zoned M-3 Light Industrial, this building is ideally suited for manufacturing. The property includes two electrical rooms with 2,000 amp heavy power, two transformers, and two meters. Previously used as a cannabis cultivation facility, it features three grow rooms, drying, vegetation, quarantine, and testing areas, plus a small cloning room. A recreational (adult-use) Class-C Cultivation permit allowed up to 2,000 plants, and the property is pre-approved for stacking up to ten Class-C permits. The property is municipally licensed. The 2022 Wayne County taxes were $7,165. The property is also known as 8093, 8099, and 8085 Military Street, with Parcel ID 16-0161645. A new roof was recently installed.
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M3 · Detroit, MIDetroit. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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