Landmark Properties Delivers Ann Arbor Student Housing Property

Landmark Properties Delivers Ann Arbor Student Housing Property
News| August 11, 2025| Jasmine Kilman
Chicago & Midwest + Student Housing

Landmark Properties announced the delivery of The Legacy at Ann Arbor, a new, 521-bed student housing community at 616 E. Washington Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Developed in a joint venture with Cerca Trova and designed by ESG Architecture & Design, The Legacy at Ann Arbor is comprised of two interconnected buildings – a 19-story high-rise and mid-rise structure attached to the historic Michigan Theater. Landmark Construction served as the project’s general contractor.

The Legacy at Ann Arbor offers residents a mix of studios to five-bedroom apartments across 253 units. The property also has 4,150 square feet of ground-floor retail space and on-site gated resident parking. The building is immediately adjacent to the University of Michigan campus and a number of dining, entertainment and retail options in the heart of downtown Ann Arbor.

With the opening of The Legacy at Ann Arbor, Landmark currently operates and manages more than 2,400 beds across six properties in Michigan.

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