HuffPo Detroit rounds up Dan Gilbert’s greatest hits of 2011
Most of us have followed the multiple stories of Quicken Loans founder/chairman Dan Gilbert buying up Detroit skyscrapers in the lower Woodward corridor. His newish company, Bedrock Real Estate Services LLC, manages the properties.
And there are hints of more to come. While we wait, HuffPost Detroit editor Simone Landon maps out Gilbert’s real estate scores — purchased for a cool, cumulative $50 million — here.
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