8701 Mack Avenue

The Mack Avenue Land Portfolio sits along Mack Avenue on Detroit's east side, between Seminole Street and Crane Street. The sites front an established commercial corridor linking downtown Detroit with the Grosse Pointes, and they face the historic Indian Village neighborhood directly across Mack, one of the city's best-known residential districts. The surrounding area blends neighborhood retail, service businesses, churches and single-family homes, giving future development a built-in local customer base. Major employment is close at hand: Stellantis' Mack Assembly Plant sits roughly 1.4 miles east, and the Van Dyke, Gratiot and E Jefferson corridors move residents across the east side. Downtown Detroit, the riverfront and Belle Isle are all a short drive away. With three sites available together or individually, the offering lets developers, owner- users and investors pursue a larger assemblage on Site A or smaller infill projects on Sites B and C. Mack Avenue carries approximately 12,366 vehicles per day along this stretch (MDOT 2023 AADT), giving each site steady daily exposure.Evolve @ Encore is pleased to present the Mack Avenue Land Portfolio, six B4-zoned parcels on three sites along Detroit’s east side Mack Avenue corridor. Together they total 1.316 acres (57,325 SF) between Seminole Street and Crane Street, directly across from the historic Indian Village neighborhood. The portfolio is offered as a package for $440,000 ($7.68/SF), or the sites can be purchased individually. Site A – 8701, 8711, 8729 & 8735 Mack Ave | $205,000. Four contiguous parcels totaling 0.596 acres. Together they make up the full Mack Avenue block face between Burns Avenue and Crane Street, with a corner at each end. Site B – 8429 Mack Ave | $50,000. A 0.114-acre mid-block infill lot between Iroquois Street and Burns Avenue. Site C – 8301 Mack Ave | $185,000. A 0.606-acre site that takes up the full block between Seminole Street and Iroquois Street. The parcels have frontage on Mack Avenue, which carries 12,366 vehicles per day (MDOT 2023). They are about 1.4 miles from Stellantis’ Mack Assembly Plant, with quick access to Van Dyke, Gratiot and East Jefferson. B4 General Business zoning supports neighborhood retail, mixed-use and service development, subject to city approvals. The portfolio suits developers, investors and owner-users looking to build along one of Detroit’s established commercial corridors.