Renaissance Center
Technical details and tenants

Building
Image
Year
Stories
Height feet / m
Area sq feet / m²
Principal tenant(s)
Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center. (Central hotel tower)
-
1977 2004
73
727 / 221.5
1,812,000 / 168,300 estimate
Marriott hotel. Coach Insignia restaurant located at the top closed in 2017.
Southwest – Tower 100
-
1977 2004
39
522 / 159
550,000 / 51,100
General Motors HP Enterprise Services United States Post Office
Northwest – Tower 200
-
1977 2004
39
522 / 159
550,000 / 51,100
Ally Financial Headquarters Deloitte
Northeast – Tower 300
-
1977 2004
39
522 / 159
550,000 / 51,100
General Motors The Renaissance Conference Center on level 2 contains 20,000 sq ft (1,900 m2). of meeting space.
Southeast – Tower 400
-
1977 2004
39
522 / 159
550,000 / 51,100
General Motors OnStar CBRE Consulate-General of Japan, Detroit.
Podium structures beneath Towers 100–400
-
1977 2004
5
103 / 31.39
660,000 / 61,300
GM Showroom Food Court Exhibit space & retail
Tower 500
-
1981 2004
21
339 / 103
320,000 / 29,700
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan. Includes 14,845 sq ft (1,380 m2) of retail space.
Tower 600
-
1981 2004
21
339 / 103
340,000 / 31,600
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan and Consulate-General of Canada. Includes 35,730 sq ft (3,320 m2) of retail space.
Wintergarden & Restaurants
-
2001
5
103 / 31.39
150,000 / 14,000
Andiamo Presto
Wintergarden atrium
-
2001
5
103 / 31.39
40,000 / 3,700
Main entry and exhibit space.
Renaissance Center total
-
1977 2004
NA
727 / 221.5
5,552,000 / 515,800
Owner of complex: General Motors. Property management firm: CBRE.

Question: Which Renaissance Center towers were first constructed in the 1980's, and what were their final heights?
Answer: Two 21-story towers (Tower 500 and Tower 600), constructed in 1981, reached 339 feet (103 m).