AUBURN HILLS, Mich. – Schostak Brothers & Company announced that construction on a supplier logistics center at the former Palace of Auburn Hills site is underway.
The fourth-generation commercial real estate company, which has built a legacy of more than 100 years of Michigan development, announced the groundbreaking on Monday (Oct. 21).
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Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores and Schostak Brothers & Co. announced in 2019 the formation of a joint venture to redevelop the former Palace site and surrounding land.
A key focus was transitioning the property in a way that would benefit Auburn Hills, Oakland County, and the surrounding area long term.
The 715,000-square-foot site along I-75 will be operated by Piston Automotive (owned by former Bad Boys member Vinnie Johnson, the nation’s largest minority-owned automotive supplier.
The plant will supply parts to support General Motors’ Orion Assembly. Additionally, 20 acres remain to the north of the facility for future development.
Cunningham-Limp plans to complete construction on the site in the fourth quarter of 2025.
