Located on Alter, Wayburn, and Maryland Streets between East Warren and Mack, the Morningside Commons represents a neighborhood fairly rare with the Detroit city limits: new housing stock! The Morningside Commons and Morningside Neighborhoods include approximately 4,900 households.
Offering both new homes for purchase as well as new construction townhomes for rent in Phase II, Morningside Commons is a result of the very successful U-Snap-Bac Non-Profit Housing Corporation (United Streets Networking And Planning Building A Community).
Since 1985 U-SNAP-BAC has offered a diverse set of services, including: home improvements for low income home owners, rehabs of vacant homes, new housing development, home ownership training. Especially since the recent "mortgage meltdown", the credit counseling sessions and foreclosure prevention workshops have been very timely.
The East Morningside area is an older, solid neighborhood composed of beautiful homes in the Colonial, Cape Cod, and Tudor styles. Morningside Commons is the success story of the West Morningside area.
A mixture of the old and the new; rebuild and rehab. This is how it's done in the "D"!
For information about residential homes for sale or lease, contact U-SNAP-BAC at 313.640.1100 during regular business hours; or email the office.
Further information about these Eastside Detroit Neighborhoods can be found at the website of the East Warren Business Association or EWABA.
All Photographs Copyright: Dave Krieger
Offering both new homes for purchase as well as new construction townhomes for rent in Phase II, Morningside Commons is a result of the very successful U-Snap-Bac Non-Profit Housing Corporation (United Streets Networking And Planning Building A Community).
Since 1985 U-SNAP-BAC has offered a diverse set of services, including: home improvements for low income home owners, rehabs of vacant homes, new housing development, home ownership training. Especially since the recent "mortgage meltdown", the credit counseling sessions and foreclosure prevention workshops have been very timely.
The East Morningside area is an older, solid neighborhood composed of beautiful homes in the Colonial, Cape Cod, and Tudor styles. Morningside Commons is the success story of the West Morningside area.
A mixture of the old and the new; rebuild and rehab. This is how it's done in the "D"!
Further information about these Eastside Detroit Neighborhoods can be found at the website of the East Warren Business Association or EWABA.
All Photographs Copyright: Dave Krieger
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