Development profile
Main Street Lofts overview
Main Street Lofts is the red-brick and metal loft building at 111 N Main Street, near the Main Street and 11 Mile intersection. City and property records identify it as Main Street Lofts Condo, built in 2005 with 23 residences across four stories. It is a separate condominium from Main North Lofts farther north at the 350–360 N Main addresses.
The development includes a wide range of plans, from efficient single-level residences to larger two-story lofts with dramatic glass, high ceilings, terraces, or wraparound outdoor space. Current and archived listings also reference secure covered parking, storage, and a fitness center. These features are unit-specific: buyers must confirm the exact parking spaces, storage, balcony or terrace rights, square footage, association dues, reserves, rules, insurance, and any current capital projects.
For sellers, the building name and 111 N Main address should appear consistently throughout the listing. The marketing should distinguish the exact plan, ceiling height, windows, view, parking count, storage, outdoor space, fireplace, and upgrades. Because the building sits directly in the downtown core, honest context about street activity and access is more useful than generic walkability claims.
Architecture, access, and reported features
- Downtown Main Street and 11 Mile location
- Loft-style plans with high ceilings in select units
- Covered parking and storage referenced in unit records
- Balconies or terraces depending on the residence
- Fitness center referenced in current and archived listings
What buyers should verify
No building guide can replace the exact unit inspection, current MLS data, title work, lender review, and condominium records. Use this checklist to frame the next questions.
- Confirm the legal condominium name is Main Street Lofts Condo at 111 N Main.
- Verify the exact number and legal status of covered parking spaces and storage.
- Review reserve contributions, assessments, recent projects, insurance, and meeting minutes.
- Compare same-building sales by floor plan, ceiling height, view, terrace, parking, and condition.
What renters should ask
- Confirm current association leasing limits and owner approval.
- Verify whether parking, storage, fitness access, water, and other services are included.
- Ask about pets, move procedures, elevator or common-entry rules, and downtown street exposure.
How owners can position a sale
- Use “Main Street Lofts Condo” and 111 N Main consistently.
- Lead with plan type, ceiling height, window wall, outdoor space, parking count, storage, and view.
- Prepare current association documents and explain any temporary reserve contribution or assessment accurately.
