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Article: Bob-Lo's plan: Island living, island fun; Developer adding condo project, expanding commercial district.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
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- Crain's Detroit Business
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- December 18, 2000
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Thoughts of Bob-Lo Island conjure up nostalgia for many Detroit and Windsor natives who can remember the boat ride, the amusement park, concerts or picnics. These days, instead of a daylong entertainment destination, the island is a place where the affluent build luxury homes. The latest plans for Bob-Lo Island blend the two ideas. Marked progress has been made on redeveloping the island's commercial district and again welcoming the public ashore. Meanwhile, the upcoming construction of a four-story condominium development would offer a less expensive housing choice. If plans proceed as scheduled, the island would have $500 million in residential and commercial ...
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