Chris Webber Bringing A $175 Million Cannabis Compound To Southwest Detroit

Chris Webber Bringing A $175 Million Cannabis Compound To Southwest Detroit
Chris Webber is looking to give back to his hometown by starting a new cannabis-centered business!
According to recent reports, former NBA star Chris Webber is preparing to open a cannabis compound in his hometown of Detroit, Michigan. The 48-year-old retired athlete broke ground on the project yesterday (Tuesday, Sept. 28th) in Corktown–a historic neighborhood in southwest Detroit. The facility will be named the Webber Wellness Compound, and the project is estimated to cost about $175 million by the time it’s done. The property is owned by Players Only Holdings, which is a business Chris Webber co-founded with Lavetta Willis.
The compound will reportedly include a dispensary, a cultivation facility, a cannabis consumption lounge, and a marijuana operations and training facility. According to Chris Webber, the training facility will specifically be used to facilitate a three-month-long program that prepares underrepresented students for jobs in the cannabis industry. Additionally, there will also reportedly be record expungement offices located on the compound.
Regarding the cannabis compound, Chris Webber commented:
“This is my biggest priority in life. I’ve seen who [Lavetta Willis] and I have helped across the country and the lives that have been disrupted by cannabis. Hopefully, we can do a little bit of repairing. Hopefully, we can help the city.”
The first phase of the project is set to be completed in March 2022, though it’s unclear when the entire compound will be finished.
What do you think about Chris Webber opening up a cannabis compound in southwest Detroit? Comment down below to let us know!
Previous Article
Next Article
NBA Veteran Charles Barkley Reveals Michael Jordan Reunion After 10-Year Feud: We’re Going To Get Together & Play Golf
Tiger Woods Fights Attempts To Subpoena His Pharmacy Records, Wants Them Kept Out Of DUI Case
NFL Star Stefon Diggs Says He’s Done w/ What Feels Performative & Returning Te ‘Real Self-Expression’
South Carolina’s Head Women’s Basketball Coach Dawn Staley Says No NBA Team Is Ready For A Female Coach
Floyd Mayweather Sued For Allegedly Failing To Pay $105k Jet Service Bill
Pacers’ Tyrese Haliburton Details Intense Recovery Journey From Shingles: It Has Not Been Any Fun
Floyd Mayweather Shows Haters Just How Rich He Is
South Carolina’s Dawn Staley Becomes Highest-Paid Coach In Women’s College Basketball At $4.25 Million