The 12,600 SF Limestone Building is located at 924 N. Main along the Huron River.  It was updated with all new mechanicals and data upgrades by Peter Allen and David Kwan and was rented to the successful local firm Molecular Therapeutics for 5 years, then going to a mutli-tenant building.  It is one of Peter Allen and Associates finest properties we manage. 

The Innovation Center is a two story, 12,800 SF masonary building from the 1940's.  Originally built for Stabler Oil Corp. Peter Allen bought and rehabbed the building in 1999.  It is four suites with a variety of open spaces and private offices.  It has on site parking and nice landscaping on the east side to enjoy lunches. 

940-944 N. Main is a mixed-use 4200 SF building with two office suites on the 1st floor and a beautiful apartment upstairs.  It's visual focus is on the river and Argo Dam.  This building used to be Canoe Sport and was rehabbed by Peter Allen and David Kwan in 2000.  Peter Allen and Associates offices are now at 944 N. Main.

Originally built in 1856, we bought this building and rehabbed it in 1999, bringing the building up to code and installing all new mechanicals and plumbing.  It totals roughly 5700 SF and is a half block west of Main Street restaurants and shops.  It houses the very successful Salon Vox, voted best hair salon in Michigan by Elle Magazine. 

People love the high ceilings and loft-like nature of this 2 story building we bought in 1999.  Orginally housing Ply Architects, whose principals designed and lived in the upstairs apartments, the first floor is 1400 SF office space with workshop space in the back.  All new high efficiencicy A/C and furnaces were installed in 2008.  The construction is all exposed and the apartments are simply unlike those offered elsewhere in Ann Arbor. 

Historically the local burther block building, this building saw improvements by renowned architects Newman Smith in the 80's and further modernization in 2007 by Rueter Associates.  The first floor served as show room for the Kingsley Lane Lofts development which reached 50% sold until Pfizer pulled out of Ann Arbor.  The building now houses the successful New York firm Hook Logic, who occupies both the first and second floors.

1250 N. Main is two story building originally built in the 1940's with beautiful, double-paned hope windows and wonderful martini columns in the interior, both typical of the period, and corrugated metal siding giving it a modern indutrial chic.  The building houses 27 U of M Art and Design faculty studio's with a common area for large projects and wood shop and kiln.  Plenty of parking, close to town, modernization of all the mechanicals, and wonderful natural amenities close by make this a very unique piece of real estate.