the restoration of the building, as the billboard is visible from the nearby Comerica Park, home of the Detroit Tigers. In June 2010, the billboard was removed during a storm, once again revealing the mural. Motown Construction Partners LLC, led by Fred J. Beal, Manager, and President of JC Beal Construction Inc., secured financing for a comprehensive re-development of the Broderick Tower in December 2010. Renovations commenced to create 124 apartments on floors 5-34, three separate restaurant venues floor 1 and the adjacent lower level and mezzanine, and office space on floors 2 through 4. On November 2, 2012, the Broderick Tower received official certificates of occupancy by the City of Detroit. A call was made to residents by management around 3:30 PM; on that day, at least 5 residents moved in immediately. During that same weekend, at least 50 more residents moved in. , Broderick Tower is 100% leased and occupied. Gallery See also List of tallest buildings in Detroit References External links Official Site Office buildings in Detroit Downtown Detroit Residential skyscrapers in Detroit Office buildings completed in 1928 National Register of Historic Places in Detroit Office buildings on the National Register of Historic Places in Michigan Historic district contributing properties in Michigan 1928 establishments in Michigan Louis Kamper buildings Chicago school architecture in Michigan