Regina Condominiums - Neighborhood

In the 1850s, Detroit’s Brush family had a vision to create an upscale, architecturally unique neighborhood on the old 118 acre Brush family farm. The development of the area was slow, careful, and committed to the construction of homes exhibiting only the highest standards of excellence. By 1900, Brush Park was known as one of the most fashionable addresses in Detroit. Characteristic of the period, the architectural styles of these grand homes were varied and richly ornamented. Prominent Detroiters who once called Brush Park home included J.L. Hudson, David Whitney, Jr., Albert Kahn, and Dexter Ferry.

The Regina Condominiums, committed to that same high standard of excellence, is restored to its grand past. Located in the heart of the cultural and entertainment district, you are walking distance to Comerica Park, Ford Field, The Fox Theatre, Wayne State University, DMC and more. Museums, music, festivals as well as world class dining and nightlife are near your doorstep. Make the Regina Condominiums your home; only eleven unique units to choose from.

The Regina Condominiums are designated a Neighborhood Enterprise Zone -- condominium owners can receive a property tax abatement for up to 12 years.