Hathaway Rentals

08/13/2025

05/13/2025

Raoul Wallenberg lived at 308 E. Madison when he was a student at the University of Michigan. The house is now vacant. It will soon be demolished as the University prepares to build new dormitories along S. Division Street. Glimpse this connection to a heroic UM alum before it is gone forever. (See update in the comments below. The UM now plans to move the Wallenberg house to another location.)

04/07/2025

Here is the 4/3/25 "solar story" presentation about Hathaway's Hideaway for the Great Lakes Renewable Energy Association (GRLEA).

Will Hathaway talks about energy improvements that have been made to Hathaway’s Hideaway, an event center in Ann Arbor. The event center is now all electric...

10/07/2024

The need for more rental housing in the Ann Arbor area is real. Unfortunately the addition of the University's new dorms along S. Division Street necessitates the removal of some charming older houses.

A list of the top 20 tightest rental markets includes three Michigan cities.

10/13/2023

Groundbreaking for the UM's Royster Harper student housing along S. Division Street.

The multi-phase housing project seeks to add 6,300 beds for students upon its total completion.

09/22/2023

Here's the latest in the saga of the UM's big plans for the little neighborhood around Marshall Court and John Street....

The previous estimated cost was $490 million, and its completion is delayed to summer 2026.

06/07/2023

Memories to be buried under the UM's planned housing in the Elbel neighborhood.

This nondescript patch of land in the heart of Ann Arbor has been home base for varsity athletes, amateur players, marching musicians, and many others during the last seven decades. In August, the field will move to make space for a $500-million complex of student residence halls.

05/17/2023

...and the total is...

The purchase will pave the way for the university's Central Campus housing project's second phase later this decade.

04/17/2023

So long, farewell...

Ann Arbor's Marshall Court has farewell potluck before University of Michigan bulldozes it for new dorm

03/05/2023

Last week the keys to all of the campus rentals were turned over to the company that will be handling property management in the interim before the University begins construction in the S. Division Street corridor north of Hill Street. It is actually more organized than it appears, but there may be a few extra keys.