Marketing Programs
The Marketing Program partners with locally based real estate companies to market properties that support infill development, are guided by City of Detroit planning studies, or adjacent to City-owned parcels that may be co-marketed for specialized development. We invite you to view the current listings, follow instructions provided in the link, and submit all proposals to the respective real estate team. Listings are available for 60 days and all marketed properties have clear title. After 60 days, the listing agents will submit all proposals to the DLBA. From that point to closing, the DLBA’s process for marketed properties is approximately 90 days
MARKETED PROPERTY LISTINGS
Residential Projects
Residential (R2)
16164 Turner
Must be DLBA approved/registered community partner in order to apply
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Residential Projects
Residential (R2)
16195 Turner
Must be DLBA approved/registered community partner in order to apply
Residential Projects
Residential (R2)
16665 Tuller
Must be DLBA approved/registered community partner in order to apply
New Build Opportunities
Residential (R2)
1752 W Canfield
1752 W Canfield
New Build Opportunities
Residential (R2)
1790 Putnam
1790 Putnam
Residential Projects
Residential (R3)
18095 Pelkey
18095 Pelkey
Homestead Properties
Residential (R2)
2623 Fairview
2623 Fairview
New Build Opportunities
Commercial (B4)
3409 Tillman
3409 Tillman
New Build Opportunities
Residential (R3)
3525 Porter
3525 Porter
Residential Projects
Residential (R2)
4266 Waverly
4266 Waverly
Residential Projects
Residential (R2)
6023 Cooper
6023 Cooper
Commercial Property
Commercial (B4)
8421 Mt Elliott
8421 Mt Elliott
PROPOSAL GUIDELINES
Find proposal guidelines for each type of Detroit Land Bank Authority Marketed Property
SCORING CRITERIA
To receive points for Neighborhood Benefit, respondents must meet with neighborhood representatives and introduce their proposed project. Projects that offer tangible community benefit will receive additional points. The DLBA, and/or City of Detroit, can provide more information about active community organizations in each neighborhood. Lastly, points may be awarded for proposals where the applicant has included a certificate from the Office of Civil Rights, Inclusion and Opportunity for their business or company. More information about certificates offered can be found here.
The DLBA evaluates offers using the following criteria
- Price
- Experience
- Financing
- Feasibility of Project
- Neighborhood Benefit
TAX CAPTURE - 5/50
Buyers seeking certain tax abatements or lot combinations that conflict with the land bank’s 5/50 tax capture may have to make an additional payment to the DLBA.
COMPLIANCE
Buyers of marketed properties must satisfy various benchmarks for returning Detroit Land Bank Authority properties to productive use before the DLBA will release its interest in a property. The DLBA outlines these benchmarks in the purchase or option agreement on a property..