Eastern Market Historic Retail & Restaurant Center

Eastern Market, Detroit — America's Most Vibrant Urban Market District At 43 acres, Eastern Market is the largest historic public market district in the United States, drawing more than 2 million visitors annually and up to 40,000 in a single peak Saturday. The six-block public market has nourished Detroit since 1891, with 150+ vendors in the central sheds and 500+ independent merchants across the broader district selling everything from fresh produce and specialty foods to art, and operatingyear-round on Saturdays with seasonal Tuesday and Sunday markets. The event calendar is unmatched. Flower Day each May draws 300,000+ attendees. Murals in the Market delivers internationally recognized streetart each September. Eastern Market After Dark — part of Detroit Month of Design — pulls 33,000+ to a district-wide night market of galleries, retail activations, and live music. Eastern Market isn't just a destination. It's the most reliably foot-trafficked neighborhood in Detroit — a place where Saturdays feel like a civic holiday, and where the surrounding district captures that overflow 365 days a year.2462–2472 Riopelle Street presents a 17,000-square-foot Class B retail building in the heart of Detroit's Eastern Market — the largest historic public market district in the United States, drawing 2 million+ visitors annually and up to 40,000 pedestrians on a single peak Saturday. Built in 1924 and renovated in 2010, the property is anchored by Detroit City Distillery, Henry the Hatter, and Midnight Temple Indian Gastropub, with a 1,250 SF executive suite and 3,000 SF rooftop terrace as value-add upside — all within a federally designated Qualified Opportunity Zone. The tenants are on short-term leases, allowing an investor to fully reposition the property within 1-2 years. The upper level is available for immediate repositioning within 60 days. With Flower Day drawing 300,000+ visitors each May, Eastern Market After Dark pulling 33,000+ each fall, and 500+ independent vendors and merchants operating district-wide year-round, the surrounding foot traffic is unmatched anywhere in Detroit.