Strategic Asset Opportunity
This offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully integrated automotive facility in the heart of Metro Detroit. Located at 23011 Dequindre Rd in Hazel Park, this strategic asset is designed to support retail sales, mechanical service, and collision repair all under one roof. This is a complete business and real estate sale, offering a turnkey solution for an owner-operator or investor looking to scale immediately in a high-demand market.

Comprehensive Facility & Specialized Infrastructure
Built in 1956, the facility features a versatile six-bay configuration tailored for high-volume throughput. The layout includes four prominent front-facing bays—ideal for quick-service retail or vehicle display—and two specialized side/rear bays designed for deeper repair workflows.

Unlike standard automotive properties, this site includes a professional collision center equipped with specialized refinishing infrastructure and a double-exhaust paint booth. The sale is truly "plug-and-play," as it includes the dealership license and essential shop equipment with heavy lifting capabilities, significantly reducing initial capital expenditure for the buyer.

Prime Location & Connectivity
The property is positioned within the established Dequindre corridor, providing consistent drive-by exposure and convenient access for a loyal customer base. Its proximity to major regional arteries—including I-75 and I-696—allows for seamless vehicle sourcing and easy commutes for clients and employees across Ferndale, Royal Oak, and Madison Heights.

Proven Market & Growth Upside
The surrounding trade area is characterized by dense residential neighborhoods and a strong demographic profile. Within a 5-mile radius, the population exceeds 364,000 residents with nearly 45% of households owning two or more vehicles, ensuring a steady stream of demand for automotive maintenance and repair.

While the facility currently supports three distinct revenue streams—sales, mechanical, and body/paint—significant upside remains. A new operator can drive growth within the first 90 days by optimizing bay scheduling and strengthening retail sourcing. Long-term scale levers include expanding municipal and state licensing to fully formalize the repair wings and adding lucrative fleet or commercial service accounts.