Diggs Forest Park Place Detroit Public Housing

About This Building

Public Housing in Detroit: Forest Park Senior Building Located at 1331 E. Canfield, Forest Park Senior Building is one of the public housing developments managed by the Detroit Housing Commission. Built in June 1971, this building consists of 97 total units, including ninety-six 1BR units and one 2BR unit. The amenities provided to residents include on-site security, gated parking, a laundry room, and community rooms. Diggs Family Development: Offering Diversity and Accessibility Another prominent public housing development in Detroit is Diggs Family Development. It was constructed in December 1974 and offers a diverse range of housing options, including eleven 6BR units, nineteen 5BR units, fifty-two 4BR units, and twenty-two 3BR units. The units are arranged in a row/townhouse setting, each with its own entry. A Convenient Location with Access to Essential Facilities The strategic location of Diggs Family Development offers residents convenient access to various essential facilities. Situated within walking distance of the renowned Eastern Market, Wayne States University College, and the Detroit Medical Center, residents can easily access educational and healthcare resources. Additionally, nearby schools such as Plymouth Educational and Crockett Vocational cater to the educational needs of children in the community. Centrally Located near Exciting Entertainment Options For sports enthusiasts, the Diggs Family Development is centrally located near prominent sports venues, including Ford Field, Comerica Park, and Joe Louis Arena. Residents can enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and thrilling events offered by these venues, adding excitement to their experience. Boundaries and Important Surroundings The Diggs Family Development is bordered by I-75 to the west, Russell Street to the east, E. Canfield Street to the south, and E. Forest Street to the north. This location ensures easy access to transportation routes and nearby neighborhoods, enhancing convenience for residents. Note: The rewritten text maintains the general information and structure of the original text but presents it using different wording and phrasing. Headings have been added to effectively structure the information provided.