Live & Work
in a Detroit Loft!
You are an Artist, a Small Business Owner, a Creative Entrepreneur, or have a space consuming hobby.
You love Detroit and Loft Living.
And even if you are not, we have put together a selection of breathtaking Live-Work spaces that will make you want to bring work home!
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Iodent Lofts
 Terrific opportunity for a downtown business near Grand Circus Park! Third floor commercial space on popular corner by the Fox Theatre, stadiums, bars, apartments and restaurants. Gross monthly lease--you pay electric. Current building tenants include Centaur Martini Bar and the Iodent Lofts. This immaculate space features stained and sealed concrete floors, many windows, and tall ceilings. The spacious mirrored bathroom and finished modern kitchen with fridge make it the ideal flexible Live-Work space. Price range: $1800-$2500/m.
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71 Garfield Artist Lofts
 Multiple Live-Work spaces available in this beautiful restored building. An ideal setting for visual artists to create and live within private spaces. Free Heat, Free Electricity, Free Wi-Fi. Live in an all "Green Building", Art+Green=Cool. Huge gallery/work space on the lower level for tenants. Price range: $700-$1000/m. Located within the historic Sugar Hill arts district.
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Come see our Loft!
Sabra Sanzotta, owner/broker of The Loft Warehouse started the company in the FD Lofts on Eastern Market as a Live-Work space. This where our offices still are today.
Contact us to see our Loft and others in our building.
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The Elevator Building
 The Elevator Building is unparalleled in its ability to offer, low rent, on-site gated parking, true loft style spaces, incredible views, and a city environment coupled with countless opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. Accessible to not only to the surrounding Downtown community, but also to the outdoors. It offers the best of both worlds with an urban setting and lifestyle accompanied by extensive outdoor and recreational opportunities. Tenants will have access to the Dequindre Cut Bikeway, which run 100 feet from the west side of the building and northward through a reinvented, old, subterranean-rail spur.
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