[DetroitSky]

Projects totaling 370 residential units in Detroit resuming after COVID-19 shutdown

A spate of residential construction projects around Detroit are resuming or about to following the state's seven-week shutdown of commercial building due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The projects are:

• Parker Durand, $22.5 million, 92 units, West Village neighborhood. Developer: Detroit-based Roxbury Group.

• Midtown West phase, $22.5 million, 26 units, Midtown neighborhood. Developer: New York City-based Procida Development Group.

• Sugar Hill, $36.3 million, 68 units (14 affordable for veterans), Midtown neighborhood. Developer: Detroit-based Develop Detroit, Boston-based Preservation of Affordable Housing Inc.

• Sanctuary, $18.4 million, 42 permanent supportive units and 63 shelter beds, McDougall-Hunt neighborhood. Developer: Bingham Farms-based MHT Housing.

• COTS Peterboro, $15 million rehab, 56 permanent supportive units. Developer: Coalition on Temporary Shelter.

• Marlborough, $5.4 million, 23 new units (12 affordable), Jefferson Chalmers neighborhood. Developer: Detroit-based Jefferson East Inc.

Midtown West Phase 1