The Mack @ Brush Park
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Willys Overland Lofts
$116,900 to $600,000

Brush Park Village North
$127,900 to $269,900

Jason and Paul Kado, who own four Rice Bowl restaurants in Detroit, signed a letter of intent in September to open and operate the store in the Studio One apartment complex at Woodward and Forest. Sunflower Market will carry basic groceries, including fresh meat and produce and frozen and prepared foods.

The market likely will be open to from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and will serve Midtown residents and businesses, as well as Wayne State faculty and students, Paul Kado said. The store will operate as a "city market"-- smaller than a full-service supermarket, which requires a minimum footprint of 30,000 square feet -- and carry fewer items, he said.

The final numbers aren't in yet, but the organizers behind Detroit's Restaurant Week are ready to call it a success.

"I measure success by the number of happy tales from happy dinners, happy restauranteurs and sold out restaurants," says Jason Huvaere, whose Paxahau event promotions company put on the city's inaugural Restaurant Week. "We had a lot of all three."

One concrete stat Huvaere can hang his hat on is the success The Rattlesnake Club enjoyed. The riverfront restaurant sold out each night. That means a main dining room with 200-person capacity was constantly humming. "No one had a day off," says Amy Engelbert, catering manager for The Rattlesnake Club. 

The restaurant is carrying on its Restaurant Week for the rest of October. The extended menu will be available Tuesday-Friday all month.

Huvaere plans to bring Detroit Restaurant Week back, making it twice a year event, one in the spring and another in the fall.