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TABLE OF CONTENTSREGION 1Delft Theatre, Escanaba .............................................. 5North Shore Lake Front Development, Gladstone ....... 5Former Timbers Motel site, Iron Mountain ................... 6Old Pamida site, Ironwood ........................................... 6Nardi Building, Ishpeming ............................................ 7Templeton lot, Sault Ste. Marie .................................... 7

REGION 2Lally Building*, Boyne City ........................................... 8Fotchman Lot*, Boyne City .......................................... 8Lake and Ray Lot*, Boyne City ..................................... 9400 River Street*, Manistee .......................................... 9401 River Street*, Manistee ........................................ 10Mobile station*, Manistee .......................................... 10200 East Lake Street, Petoskey .................................. 11Blarney Castle, Traverse City ...................................... 11

REGION 3310 North Second Avenue, Alpena ............................ 12Former Cheboygan Hardware, Cheboygan ............... 12Old Bear Archery, Grayling ......................................... 13

REGION 4116 Locust Street*, Allegan ........................................ 14136 Brady Street*, Allegan ......................................... 14155 Brady Street*, Allegan ......................................... 15105 Fulton Street, Grand Haven ................................. 15Madison Street/6th Street, Grand Haven ................... 16120 West Main Street, Middleville ............................. 16Former Dill’s Restaurant, Middleville .......................... 17Ameribank Building*, Muskegon................................ 17Hartshorn Marina lot*, Muskegon .............................. 18Windward Pointe*, Muskegon .................................... 18City of Newaygo Industrial Park, Newaygo ................ 19

REGION 5Budd Lake Bar, Harrison ............................................. 20410 West Broadway Street, Mt. Pleasant ................... 20Jefferson Apartments, Saginaw .................................. 21

REGION 6Vacant land/Physicians Park, Grand Blanc .................. 22

REGION 7Trowbridge Village, East Lansing ............................... 23Lake Trust block, Lansing ............................................ 23

REGION 8117–119 South Superior Street, Albion ...................... 2464 West Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek .................... 2485/87 West Michigan Avenue, Battle Creek .............. 25Infill potential, Battle Creek ........................................ 25Rivers Edge, Kalamazoo ............................................. 26Campbell Soup building*, Marshall ........................... 26Charlie’s BBQ*, Marshall ............................................. 27Marshall Logistics*, Marshall ...................................... 27Northeast block of downtown, Quincy ....................... 28

REGION 9Hamerman site, Adrian ............................................... 29The Keefer House, Hillsdale ....................................... 29Midtown building, Hillsdale........................................ 30Holkins property, Howell ............................................ 30Vermeulen Building, Jackson ..................................... 31Former La-Z-Boy headquarters, Monroe .................... 31Vacant property (DDA lot), Pinckney .......................... 32Gilbert Ground Estates*, Ypsilanti .............................. 32Trojan Cleaners*, Ypsilanti .......................................... 33Water Street redevelopment area*, Ypsilanti ............. 33

REGION 10West Dearborn Downtown, Dearborn........................ 34 15145 Eight Mile Road*, Eastpointe .......................... 3422711 Kelly Road*, Eastpointe ................................... 3524200 Stephens Road*, Eastpointe ............................ 35Allied Printing building, Ferndale............................... 3626026 Southfield Road*, Lathrup Village ................... 36Annie Lathrop School*, Lathrup Village ..................... 37Bowling Center*, Lathrup Village ............................... 37 Stilson Field, Mt. Clemens .......................................... 38Adell Towers, Novi ..................................................... 38Rare waterfront residential, Pontiac ............................ 39Coolidge Business District site, River Rouge .............. 39Former Kmart*, Roseville ............................................ 40Little Mack*, Roseville ................................................ 40Utica Junction*, Roseville ........................................... 41 Northland Mall, Southfield ......................................... 42Former City Hall building, Wyandotte ....................... 43

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North Shore Lake Front Development Rains Drive, Gladstone, MI 49837 The city encourages flexible development along this large undeveloped waterfront area adjacent to downtown Gladstone. Developers will have the ability to design innovative projects that maximize the use of the waterfront and respond to changing markets. Projects will include a mixture of uses including residential, businesses that strongly support tourism, non-motorized amenities and other public amenities.

Owner: City of Gladstone, Besse Forest Products, Upper Lakes CoalContact: Renee Barron, Community Development Director 906.428.4586, [email protected]: General mixed-useLot size: 50 acresBuilding size: Vacant lot

Upper Peninsula region

REGION 1

Delft Theatre 907 Ludington Street, Escanaba, MI 49829This historic 1915 theater could be re-purposed as a community events center. The building’s essential historical characteristics remain intact and could be restored. Classic movies could be re-introduced along with live performances or events like craft shows, weddings, meetings or silent film festivals.

Owner: Pencom Development Corporation (Dave Harris)Contact: Dave Harris, 906.786.1308Community contact: Ed Lagault, 906.789.8696, [email protected] Blaine DeGrave, 906.786.9402 [email protected]: CommercialLot size: 60' x 140'; 0.19 total acresBuilding size: 7,844 square feetState equalized value: $58,140Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gasAdditional info: This Dutch Delft-style architecture was popular in the early 20th century. All characteristics remain of the original structure.



REGION 1

Former Timbers Motel site 200 South Stephenson Avenue, Iron Mountain, MI 49801Envisioned as a multi-story, mixed-use of residential, retail or commercial. A proposed site/building design should adhere to the traditional downtown development style, be pedestrian-friendly, and create a focal point for the community.

Owner: ABB PartnershipContact: Mark Blomquist, 906.396.7000, [email protected] contact: Jordan Stanchina 906.774.8530, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 2 acres (one city block)Building size: 32,000 square feetState equalized value: $245,000Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable

Former Pamida grocery store 216 West McLeod Avenue, Ironwood, MI 49938Formerly the site of the Pamida grocery store, this property has the potential to transform downtown Ironwood’s (and the UP’s) western gateway. A future redevelopment is envisioned as a community-oriented mixed-use.

Owner: Roy Ahonen InvestmentsContact: Tom Bergman, Community Development Director 906.932.5050 x126, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.7 acresBuilding size: 23,200 square feetState equalized value: $51,730Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cableAdditional info: This property is identified in the City of Ironwood’s award-winning comprehensive plan (pgs. 3–14) for redevelopment for mixed-use. Residential housing TMA and retail TMA identify gaps in retail and housing that would fit nicely in this location per the comprehensive plan.



REGION 1

Templeton lot 100 Block of West Portage Avenue Sault Ste. Marie, MI 49783Envisioned as a multi-story, mixed-use, retail/restaurant on first floor with residential above. Located within walking distance of the Soo Locks Visitor Center and Sault Ste. Marie’s walkable downtown.

Owner: Mariner Joint VentureContact: Justin Knepper, Downtown Manager, 906.635.6973Zoning: Tourism mixed-useLot size: 200' x115'; 0.524 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $17,600 (2016)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiber

Nardi Building 203 South Main Street, Ishpeming, MI 49849Located in the center of the downtown, this is one of the most important buildings in Ishpeming. It is a three-story, historic red sandstone and brick monument. It should be restored to capture the original historic character of the building, but also have modern functionality and efficiency. It is literally—and should be symbolically and commercially—the center of the city. It is the most important piece of real estate in downtown Ishpeming.

Owner: Nardi Realty CompanyContact: Nardi Realty CompanyCommunity contact: Mark Slown, City Manager, City HallZoning: Downtown mixed-useLot size: approximately 40' x 105'Building size: 12,726 square feetState equalized value: $26,000Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cableAdditional info: 2016 property tax was $1,559


REGION 2

Northwest region

Lally Building 100 North Lake Street, Boyne City, MI 49712

This currently vacant building is located close to downtown with views of Lake Charlevoix and offers a commercial redevelopment opportunity. Property has 111 feet of frontage on Lake Street with ingress and egress from Lake and Park streets. Veterans Park is directly across the street.

Owner: Patrick and Carolyn LallyContact: Pat O’Brien Realty 231.582.1700, [email protected] contact: Michael Cain 231.582.0377, [email protected] Zoning: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.35 acresBuilding size: 5,000 square feetState equalized value: $76,700Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, fiber, cableCertification: Main Street: Master

Fotchman lot17 North Park Street, Boyne City, MI 49712

Currently paved and being used as a city parking lot, the property has frontage on Park and River Streets and is zoned and suitable for a mixed-use commercial/residential project. Across the street from the historic Old City Park, the lot has approximately 135 feet of frontage on the Boyne River.

Owner: City of Boyne CityContact: Michael Cain, 231.582.0377, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.6 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $0 (city owned)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, fiber, cableCertification: Main Street: Master


REGION 2

Northwest region

400 River Street Manistee, MI 49660

Located in the heart of historic downtown Manistee, this building offers a majestic view of the Manistee River Channel. The building provides an opportunity for multiple commercial tenants with the potential of adding a second story that could be a mixture of commercial and residential. Strong foot traffic is available at both street level and from the river walk.

A large, partially covered parking lot comes with the property.

Owner: ISO Grand Rapids Real Estate LLCContact: Ben Pitcher, 616.866.6684 City contact: Denise Blakeslee, 231.398.2805, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.5 acresBuilding size: 14,420 square feetState equalized value: $249,900Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable

Lake and Ray lot 101 South Lake Street, Boyne City, MI 49712

This vacant lot at the corner of Ray and South Lake streets is at a prime location for mixed-use redevelopment such as ground-floor retail which offers an interactive sidewalk experience to encourage fluid indoor and outdoor activity. The successful surrounding businesses and urban design leverage the opportunity potential to improve connectivity and walkability in downtown Boyne City. Beyond the ground floor, a

second, third, and possibly a fourth floor have the flexibility to be office space, rental apartments or for-sale condominiums.

Owner: City of Boyne CityContact: Michael Cain 231.582.0377, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.13 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $0 (city owned)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable, fiberCertification: Main Street: Master


Northwest region

REGION 2

401 River Street and adjacent parking lot Manistee, MI 49660

Constructed in 1872, this beautiful building is perfect for mixed-use development. The first floor can accommodate a wide variety of commercial uses. The second floor is available for apartments and condos, or as a hotel. The historical significance of the building contributes to the Manistee Commercial Historical District, which is located on the National Register of Historic Places.

Owner: ISO Grand Rapids Real Estate LLCContact: Ben Pitcher , 616.866.6684City contact: Denise Blakeslee, 231.398.2805, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-use Lot size: 0.239 acresBuilding size: 7,200 square feetState equalized value: $102,600Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable

Mobile station and vacant lot21 Cypress Street, Manistee, MI 49660

This site is located at one of the busiest intersections on US-31 with the largest daily traffic count in the city. The current structures are ready to be razed to create a prime building site for a restaurant or numerous other commercial uses. Additional properties may be available for purchase to create a development spanning over half of a city block.

Owner: Blarney Castle Oil Co.Contact: Dennis P. McCarthy, 231.864.3488City contact: Denise Blakeslee, 231.398.2805, [email protected]: Waterfront mixed-useLot size: 0.42 acresBuilding size: 1,708 square feetState equalized value: $53,600Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable


Northwest region

REGION 2

200 East Lake StreetPetoskey, MI 49770The site is an entire city block on the west edge of the downtown Petoskey fronting US-31 and overlooking Little Traverse Bay. The property is development ready with all available utilities and excavated for the potential of underground public parking. The desired development outcome is a mixed-use development built to the scale of downtown Petoskey.

Owner: Elias AmashContact: Elias Amash, 616.299.7195Community contact: Amy Tweeten, City Planner 231.347.2500, [email protected]: PUD mixed-useLot size: A city block; just under 2 acresState equalized value: $1.75 millionUtilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable

Blarney Castle444 East Eighth Street and 508 Wellington Street,Traverse City MI 49686Multi-story, mixed-use development envisioned for the site. Development within the Eighth Street Corridor area should maximize waterfront opportunities and connect to the Traverse Area Recreation and Transportation Trails system. Buildings should be located at or near the sidewalk and front property line. Parking should be provided in the rear of the building if possible, and a mix of uses is encouraged. Building height of 2–5 stories is sought.

Owner: Blarney Castle Oil Co.Contact: 231.947.5085City contact: Russ Soyring, 231.922.4465, [email protected]: General mixed-useLot size: 0.59 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $117,930Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable, DSL


Northeast region

REGION 3

310 North Second AvenueAlpena, MI 49707Prime parcel located at the intersection of Second Avenue and Water Street fronting the Thunder Bay River in the heart of Alpena’s downtown commercial district. Located within four blocks of numerous restaurants, coffee shop, multiple parks, library, two movie theaters, professional live theater, dog park, two art galleries, marina and more. Opportunity to develop up to five stories of mixed-use space with first floor retail and 2–4 floors of market rate apartments or condominiums.

Owner: Target Alpena Development CorporationContact: Jim Klarich, 989.354.2666Community contact: Adam Poll, City Planner, 989.354.1771Zoning: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.62 acresState equalized value: $40,000Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, fiber

Former Cheboygan Hardware103 West State Street, Cheboygan, MI 49721This site has 140 feet of Cheboygan River frontage and 72 feet on State Street (US-23). An ideal retail site for kayaking sales and rental center or any marine related sales and activity. The site is in the Downtown Development Authority district and as it was built in the early 1900s, it has significant historic value. The site is located adjacent to Bois Blanc Island ferry boat service, which has departure and arrivals up to eight times per day.

Owner: Union Bag & Barrel Inc.Contact: Marty Spaulding [email protected] contact: Tom Eustice, City Manager 231.627.9931, [email protected] Zoning: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 72' x 140'Building size: 2,634 square feet plus full basementState equalized value: $75,000Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL cable, fiber


Northeast region

REGION 3

Old Bear Archery5671 M-72 West, Grayling, MI 49738Located just 100 yards from Grayling’s rejuvenated downtown, this site offers the opportunity for significant mixed-use development. The city’s vision is for high-income townhomes/condos with commercial by the road. In addition to being close to downtown, the site offers 830 feet of frontage on M-72, 800 feet of river frontage, and access to the bike trail system.

Owner: Bill GannonContact: Bill Gannon, 989.350.1881Community contact: Erich Podjaske, 989.390.3102Zoning: General commercialLot size: 18 acres (six parcels)Building size: Needs to be torn downState equalized value: $500,000 (all parcels combined)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cableCertification: Main Street: Select Additional info: The seller would prefer to sell the site as a whole, but is willing to entertain individual parcel sales.


West Michigan region

REGION 4

116 Locust Street Allegan, MI 49010

Located in the center of Allegan’s downtown retail district, this historic building is a prime location for a restaurant and second floor residential units. Front and rear façade improvements worth $100,000 were recently completed.

Owner: CD Sturgis Enterprises Contact: C&D Enterprises, 269.673.5120

City contact: City Hall, 269.673.5511Zoning: Downtown mixed-use Lot size: .107 acresBuilding size: 6,994 square feetState equalized value: $78,000 Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable

136 Brady Street Allegan, MI 49010

This building, nestled in the heart of Allegan’s downtown and just steps away from its rapidly developing riverfront, would be a fantastic location for a shop or restaurant.

Owner: City of Allegan DDAContact: City Hall, 269.673.5511

Zoning: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.06 acresBuilding size: 6,158 square feetState equalized value: $0Utilities: Water, sewer, natural gas, electricity, cable



REGION 4

155 Brady Street Allegan, MI 49010

Located in the heart of downtown Allegan, 155 Brady Street’s unique location at a prominent intersection invites strong foot traffic and pedestrian visibility from the sidewalk. The first floor can accommodate food oriented retail and the second floor presents an opportunity to develop historic rehab residential units with unique views of the downtown and riverfront.

Owner: City of AlleganContact: Robert Hillard, 269.673.5511 x229, [email protected]: C-1 Central Business District Lot size: 0.12 acresBuilding size: 14,640 square feetState equalized value: $0 (city owned)Utilities: Water, sewer, natural gas, electricity, cable

105 Fulton Street, 215 North Second Street, and 132 Elliot Street Grand Haven, MI 49417Surrounded by other redeveloped properties, these three parcels comprise an entire block are primed for mixed-use and traditional neighborhood development. With walkable access to the boardwalk and downtown, the use of quality designing and materials will create a great sense of place.

Owner: Stanco Metal CompanyContact: Jennifer Howland, 616.847.3490, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 2.3 acres (parcels combined)Building size: 13,500 square feetState equalized value: $388,200 (total combined)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gasCertification: Main Street: Master



REGION 4

Madison Street and 6th Street parcel Grand Haven, MI 49417An addition to our more modern housing stock for this traditional neighborhood. A mixed-use development could also be supported in this area. Updated utilities and street surface will be completed by late September 2015.

Owner: Madison Court LLCContact: Tom Adams, 616.846.4694Contact: Jennifer Howland, 616.847.3490, [email protected]: Old Town DistrictLot size: 0.8 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $59,400Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gasCertification: Main Street: Master

120 West Main Street Middleville, MI 49333Mixed-use of residential, retail or commercial. A proposed site design should adhere to the natural river district setback requirements while providing aesthetic quality through the incorporation of the scenic river view and access. This site is critical to linking the downtown on the west side of the Thornapple River.

Owner: PRO-M LLCContact: Rick Menke, 513.703.1026, [email protected] contact: Brian Urquhart 269.795.3385, [email protected]: Medium density residential with natural features setbackLot size: 0.327 acresBuilding size: 10,500 square feetState equalized value: $65,400Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas



REGION 4

Former Dill’s Restaurant 117 East Main Street, Middleville, MI 49333Location is ideal for commercial or retail space. Village desires a mid to upscale dining establishment, brewery or distillery from local entrepreneurs.

Owner: Chemical BankContact: Pat Doezema, 269.838.1469City contact: Brian Urquhart 269.795.3385, [email protected]: C-1 Central Business DistrictLot size: 0.14 acresBuilding size: 3,700 square feetState equalized value: $67,800Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas

Ameribank Building 880 First Street, Muskegon, MI 49440

The city’s objective is to sell the property to a private person/entity to be redeveloped for mixed-use. The first floor should include commercial uses, such as retail, restaurant, etc., and the uppers floors should be redeveloped for market-rate residential housing, preferably mid-market apartments. The possibility exists for indoor parking.

Owner: City of MuskegonContact: Cathy Brubaker-Clarke, 231.724.6702Community contact: Mike Franzak, 231.724.6702Zoning: Form-based Code (residential or mixed-use)Lot size: 0.57 acresBuilding size: Total floor area of 36,800 square feet (five main floors)State equalized value: No SEV, but TCV is $203,492Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gasAdditional info: Formerly Ameribank, the building was built in 1923 and remodeled in 1972. The building is located in the heart of downtown Muskegon, near shopping, restaurants, brew pubs, entertainment and recreation and is only minutes from Muskegon Lake.


Hartshorn Marina lot 1000 West Western Avenue, Muskegon, MI 49441

The City of Muskegon desires redevelopment of this site that currently serves as an overflow parking lot to the city-owned Hartshorn Marina. This lakefront property has beautiful views of Muskegon Lake and would be a great location for residential or mixed-use development. The property is conveniently located in downtown Muskegon near retail, restaurants and night life.

Owner: City of MuskegonContact: Mike Franzak, 231.724.6702Zoning: Waterfront mixed-use with form-based codeLot size: 3.5 acresState equalized value: No SEV, but TCV is $140,700Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cableAdditional info: Detailed site information available at www.muskegon-mi.gov/cresources/PIP.pdf.

Windward Pointe2400 Lakeshore Drive, Muskegon, MI 49441

Windward Pointe is envisioned to be one of the most significant lakefront destinations in the Midwest, boasting over one mile of Muskegon Lake shoreline bordering the 120-acre prime waterfront site. The site of a former paper mill, Windward Pointe offers a variety of opportunities for mixed-use development featuring residential, commercial and community features on the

shores of Muskegon Lake with access to Lake Michigan.

Owner: Pure Muskegon LLCContact: Donald Kettler, 231.638.2399, [email protected] contact: Mike Franzak, City of Muskegon, 231.724.6702Zoning: General Industrial with potential for rezoning to waterfront mixed-useLot size: 120 acresBuilding size: One building remaining, approximately 40,000 square feetState equalized value: $1,584,900Utilities: Water, natural gas, electricity, DSL, cableAdditional info: More information available at www.windward-pointe.com


REGION 4


City of Newaygo Industrial Park Southpark Avenue, Newaygo, MI 49337The city of Newaygo is a thriving, beautiful and energetic community. Its charming downtown is located on the Muskegon River. It is the economic hub of the southern portion of Newaygo County located on the crossroads of M-37 and M-82.

Owner: City of NewaygoContact: Jon Schneider, City Manager, 231.652.1657, [email protected]: IndustrialLot size: 8.3 acresUtilities: Water, sewer, electricity , natural gas


REGION 4


East Central Michigan region

REGION 5

Budd Lake Bar 198 East Main Street, Harrison, MI 48625Located at the intersection of First (Business Route 127) and Main Street, the Budd Lake Bar site sits in the city’s key downtown commercial sector and within the DDA. The city would like to see the site redeveloped into a new commercial, retail, or restaurant use.

Owner: Ruth Clemens, 888.843.7469, [email protected]: Coldwell Banker Commercial, Schmidt RealtorsCommunity contact: Tracey Beadle, City Manager/Clerk 989-537-7145 x200, [email protected]: CommercialBuilding size: 5,728 square feetUtilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cableAdditional info: The city’s zoning ordinance allows the development of mixed-use development in the C-2 District, including second-floor dwellings as a permitted use.

410 West Broadway Street Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858410 West Broadway Street is a prime shovel ready development site in downtown, directly adjacent to city hall, the Chippewa River and Island Park. The city desires to see the property developed into a mixed-use, multi-story development that can anchor the west end of downtown. A first-floor commercial tenant has been identified and is committed to needing at least 7,500 square feet.

Owner: City of Mt. Pleasant Economic Development CorporationContact: Michelle Sponseller, Downtown Development Director 989.779.5348, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 1.4 acresState equalized value: $0Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable, fiberAdditional info: There are no minimum parking requirements for this site and 195 public parking spaces are immediately adjacent. A recently completed residential target market analysis is available to assist with the justification of housing type needs and potential market rates specific to the community.


East Central Michigan region

REGION 5

Jefferson Apartments 505 Millard Street, Saginaw, MI 48607The Jefferson Apartments is a commercial and industrial building. This building is located in the Riverfront Mixed-use District of downtown Saginaw and would be an ideal location for 35 market-rate apartments ranging from studios to two-bedroom units. This is a prime site, just steps away from the rapidly growing medical hub and future educational center in the city of Saginaw.

Owner: City of Saginaw.Contact: Tom Miller, Jr., 989.754.8222, [email protected]: Waterfront mixed-useLot size: 0.276 total acresBuilding size: 31,368 total square footageState equalized value: $0 (city-owned)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gasAdditional info: The current owner of the property is the City of Saginaw. This 30,000-square-foot building was completed in 1926. Plans are to continue with the renovation of the property and listing it for sale. It has connected water and sewer services. It also has a working electrical system that may require upgrading.


East Michigan region

REGION 6

206, 210, 216 Reid Road Grand Blanc, MI 48439Located directly in front of Physicians Park and just off the city’s downtown commercial corridor, these development-ready parcels are the perfect location for a unique restaurant or family-owned business.

Owner: City of Grand BlancContact: Wendy L. Jean-Buhrer, 810.694.1118Zoning: Commercial with Central Business District OverlayLot size: 281.42' x 174.68'State equalized value: $0.00Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiberAdditional info: The adjacent park is actively programmed throughout the year including a music concert series in the summer and ice skating in the winter. The buildings formerly on the parcels have been demolished.


Trowbridge Village1100 Trowbridge Road, East Lansing, MI 48823Trowbridge Village serves as the southwest entrance to Michigan State University and the city of East Lansing and boasts a vibrant commercial center with numerous multicultural and popular businesses. This area has a strong international influence and is anchored by the Amtrak station and a new Fresh Thyme grocery market. It is privately owned with multiple owners and different land uses. The Amtrak train station is currently being redeveloped as the “Multi-Modal Transportation Center,” creating the potential for additional transit-oriented development.

Owner: Phoenix International Inc.Contact: Tass Mekani, [email protected] contact: Lori Mullins, 517.319.6887, [email protected]: B-2 Retail Sales businessLot size: 3.43 acresBuilding size: Hotel: 16,805 square feet; restaurant: 4,505 square feetState equalized value: $676,500Utilities: Water, sewer, natural gas, cable

South Central region

REGION 7

Lake Trust block (7 parcels)501 South Capitol Avenue, Lansing, MI 48912An entire city block including a 70,000-square-foot building with frontage on both South Washington Square and Capitol Avenue. The three-acre site offers enough land to build a great mixed-use development within easy walking distance of several major employers and downtown amenities. Close to I-496 with quick access to parking. Great opportunity for urban development in the heart of the metro Lansing area.

Owner: Lake Trust Credit UnionContact: Kara Stuewe, 517.267.7181, [email protected] contact: Karl Dorshimer, 517.702.3387 x210, [email protected]: Commercial, office, and downtown mixed-useLot size: 3.0 acresBuilding size: 71,208 square feetState equalized value: $2,357,200Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gasCertification: Main Street: Select (Lansing Principal Shopping District)


Southwest region

REGION 8

117–119 South Superior StreetAlbion, MI 49224This set of two buildings provide a total of 5,260 square feet of developable space adjacent to the new Albion Marriot Courtyard Hotel and just north of the historically renovated Bohm Theatre. Building 117 has two stories with approximately 1,225 square feet on each level. Building 119 is slightly larger, with 1,267.5 square feet on each floor (two stories) and a single-story addition (277 square feet) in the rear. Downtown Albion has many entertainment options, including a new brewery set and a unique partnership opportunity with the Albion Food Hub, a commercial kitchen and incubator located right around the corner from this site.

Owner: Calhoun County Land BankContact: Albion Economic Development Corporation, 517.692.3926City contact: Albion Economic Development Corporation, 517.692.3926Zoning: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.09 acresBuilding size: 5,260 square feetState equalized value: $0 Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas

64 West Michigan AvenueBattle Creek, MI 49017This two-story building is located at a key intersection in the downtown Battle Creek central business district. The easily accessible site has great visibility and is located adjacent to public parking, the Kalamazoo River, and many businesses, restaurants, parks, and activities.

Owner: Calhoun County Land Bank Authority Contact: Krista Trout-Edwards, 269.781.0859, [email protected] contact: Christine Zuzga, 269.966.3320, [email protected]: C-7 Street Level Retail Lot size: 0.16 acresBuilding size: 13,500 square feetState equalized value: $0 (city owned)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable, DSL, fiber


Southwest region

REGION 8

85/87 West Michigan AvenueBattle Creek, MI 49017This set of two two-story buildings provide a total of 4,900 square feet of space per floor, and although previously used as one business, they can easily be transitioned back to two separate buildings. This building is located along the main thoroughfare of the central business district and is adjacent to public parking and public open space. The easily accessible site has great visibility and is located among many businesses, restaurants, parks, and activities.

Owner: Southern Michigan Bank and Trust Contact: Deb Davis, 269.979.0489, [email protected] contact: Christine Zuzga, 269.966.3320, [email protected]: C-7 Street Level Retail Lot size: 0.17 acresBuilding size: 9,800 square feetState equalized value: $88,783Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable, DSL, fiber

Infill potential at McCamly and Van Buren SW corner McCamly and VanBuren Streets, Battle Creek, MI 49017Great location with 235 feet frontage on McCamly Street and 135 feet of frontage on VanBuren Street; next to the city linear trail and the Battle Creek River. Relatively flat property that is currently being used as surface parking, but a great multi-use potential with additional public parking to the west. In close proximity to stores, restaurants, parks, multi-modal transportation center, and activities.

Owner: City of Battle CreekContact: Ted Dearing, Assistant City Manager, Community/Economic Development; 269.966.3378; [email protected] contact: Christine Zuzga 269.966.3320, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.7 acres with potential for moreState equalized value: $0 (city-owned)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiber


Southwest region

REGION 8

Rivers Edge508 Harrison Street, Kalamazoo, MI 49007Envisioned as a mix of commercial, office and residential uses of high quality design and materials which complement (but not necessarily imitate) the revitalization downtown. A plan for redevelopment was created with extensive community input and the location serves as a hub of the community’s railway system.

Owner: City of KalamazooContact: Jerome Kisscorni, 269.337.8082, [email protected]: RF-O Riverfront Overlay Lot size: 56 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $0 (city owned)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas

Campbell Soup building210 West Oliver Drive, Marshall, MI 49068

Conveniently located in Marshall’s industrial park, this is an opportunity that should not be missed. Formerly occupied by the Campbell’s Soup factory, it sits on 9.7 acres. This was a former food-grade processing facility and has refrigeration and freezing systems. Within the building is 106,170 square feet of warehouse, 6,400 square feet of office on two floors and open work areas,

plus conference areas. There are four covered receiving docks, three shipping docks and two compactor docks with 6-inch reinforced concrete flooring. Marshall is currently constructing their own fiber utilities within the city which will be a big benefit to all businesses.

Contact: Scott Fleming, 734.765.8124, [email protected]: Light industrialBuilding size: 102,030 square feetState equalized value: $1,908,300Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, fiber


Southwest region

REGION 8

Charlie’s BBQ924 West Hanover Street, Marshall, MI 49068

Formerly the home of Charlie’s BBQ, this building offers restaurant facilities on 0.3 acres. The uses could include everything from convenience stores, retail shops, greenhouse or nursery, and a wide variety of other uses. There is room for growth in this area and the site is conveniently located to the recreation ball fields.

Contact: Scott Fleming 734.765.8124, [email protected]: Light industrialBuilding size: 2,270 square feetState equalized value: $50,500Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, fiber

Marshall Logistics LLC905 Industrial Road, Marshall, MI 49068

Conveniently located 905 Industrial Road in Marshall’s industrial park, this industrial warehouse has a combined 132,000 square feet of warehouse space and small office. It has an overall building ceiling height of 22 feet. The facility has nine truck docks and one grade-level overhead door which gives this building great capacity for storage and receiving trucks. This building

is equipped with all the amenities needed for industrial operation. With the upcoming fiber utilities within the city, you will not want to miss this great opportunity.

Contact: Scott Fleming, 734.765.8124, [email protected]: Light industrialBuilding size: 111,882 square feetState equalized value: $952,400Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable


Southwest region

REGION 8

Northeast block of downtown East Chicago Street, Quincy, MI 49082The village is looking to redevelop the parcel for new commercial, residential, and/or multi-use buildings. The redeveloped block will also see expanded public space that will tie in to the newly redeveloped Village Park to the north.

Owner: Most owned by village; three private parcels that we will work to acquireContact: Eric Zuzga, 517.639.9065 x11, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: Several lots involvedState equalized value: $0Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiber


Southeast Michigan region

REGION 9

Hamerman site115 South Main Street, Adrian, MI 49221Complete historic rehab of building; main floor retail, residential upper floors. City of Adrian completing similar project now utilizing blight, façade, rental rehab, brownfield and OPRA incentives which could be duplicated for this project. This project when completed would support 15,000 square feet of retail and 20 apartments on upper floors.Owner: Goedert RealtyContact: Mark Goedert, 517.265.9644Community contact: Chris Miller, 517.902.6100, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.370 acresBuilding size: Approx. 30,000 square feetState equalized value: $108,700Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiberAdditional info: In 2016–17, over $15 million in historic renovations and new construction will be completed in downtown Adrian. The city has experienced dramatic growth in student populations and capital investments at Adrian College, Siena Heights University, and Jackson College over the past decade, and has accomplished significant Placemaking projects, many focused on the arts, trails and recreation.

The Keefer House100 North Howell Street, Hillsdale, MI 49242The Keefer House has been a Hillsdale landmark since 1885. Restoration of this 30,000-square-foot gem to a modern boutique hotel, restaurant and two store fronts will allow 30 properly sized rooms to satisfy contemporary tastes without sacrificing its historic nature. Potential for incentives from the city and state in addition to historic tax credits. Nearby Hillsdale College and resort lakes provide a ready market for guests throughout the year.

Owner: Horton Family TrustContact: Mary Wolfram, 517.914.1248, [email protected] contact: Alan Beeker, 517.437.6449, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-useLot size: 0.308 acresBuilding size: 21,524 square feetState equalized value: $61,200Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas



REGION 9

Midtown building34 McCollum Street, Hillsdale, MI 49242The Midtown building was built in 1922 in the new Commercial Brick architectural style as one of the first automobile dealerships. This 20,000-square-feet space, with its wide show room windows, retained its character through its 1980s conversion but now requires transformation to a modern and much-needed office suite. Adjacent city lots, on-street parking, historic tax credits, and TIFA incentives make this goal achievable.

Owner: John M Chase Jr. Rev TrustContact: Mary Wolfram, 517.914.1248, [email protected] contact: Alan Beeker, 517.437.6449, [email protected]: B-2 Central Business DistrictLot size: 0.394 acresBuilding size: 18,000 square feetState equalized value: $237,900Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas

Holkins property214 North Walnut Street, Howell, MI 48843Redevelopment opportunity in the heart of downtown Howell. Building can be demolished. Potential exists for entire city block to be acquired for a mixed-use project with flexibility in design and uses. City supports additional residential and commercial density to complement the existing historic buildings downtown.

Owner: Joe Parker, Howell Land Development CorporationContact: Joe Parker, 248.701.8030, [email protected] contact: Timothy Schmitt, Community Development Director 517.546.3861, [email protected]: Commercial with potential for downtown mixed-useLot size: 274' x 133'Building size: 6,700 square feetState equalized value: $394,600Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiberCertification: Main Street: Master



REGION 9

Vermeulen Building131 West Cortland Street, Jackson, MI 49201Beautiful location in downtown Jackson with frontage on both Washington and Cortland streets. High traffic count means high visibility for your business. Close to Consumers Energy, restaurants and downtown shopping. C-3 zoning, potential incentives and grants could be available through DDA. The vision for this redevelopment is mixed-use as the size and layout are conducive to housing and retail.

Owner: Vermeulen FurnitureContact: Phil Morgan, 717.782.2024City contact: Jonathan Greene, 517.788.4035, [email protected]: Downtown mixed-use Lot size: 0.45 acresBuilding size: 23,740 square feetState equalized value: $150,200Utilities: Water, sewer, cable

Former La-Z-Boy headquarters1284 North Telegraph Road, Monroe, MI 48162The city of Monroe would like this site to stand out as a sign of the potential for how Telegraph Road could be developed in the future. A mixed-use development, especially with destination retail or dining, would represent the type of transformative project the community expressed a desire for in public meetings.

Owner: La-Z-Boy Inc.Contact: NAI Farbman, Paul DeBono or John Harwood, 248.353.0500Community contact: Matt Wallace, Planning DepartmentZoning: Commercial with potential for mixed-use PUDLot size: 15.7 acresBuilding size: 250,653 square feet (14 buildings)State equalized value: $1,112,500Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, fiber



REGION 9

135 West Main StreetPinckney, MI 48169This property is envisioned as a future mixed-use retail/residential development. High traffic on Main Street and ample parking from the adjacent municipal lot make this an ideal opportunity for a developer.

Owner: Village of Pinckney Downtown Development AuthorityContact: Amy Salowitz, 734.878.6206, [email protected] contact: Amy Salowitz, 734.878.6206 [email protected]: Downtown mixed-use Lot size: 0.31 acresState equalized value: $0Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable

Gilbert Ground Estates220 North Park Street, Ypsilanti MI 48198

The grounds of the redeveloped Gilbert Estate, steps away from historic Depot Town in Ypsilanti, would be the perfect location for your townhouse project. Parcel is located in the midst of a thriving historic neighborhood.

Owner: City of YpsilantiContact: Beth Ernat, 734.482.9774 [email protected]

Zoning: Medium density residential with form-based design standardsLot size: 3.8 acresUtilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable



REGION 9

Trojan Cleaners20 North Adams Street, Ypsilanti, MI 48197

This prime corner located directly adjacent to the Ypsilanti Transit Center and the Eastern Michigan University College of Business in the center of historic downtown Ypsilanti is prime for an infill mixed-use development.

Owner: Bang H ShinCommunity contact: Beth Ernat, 734.482.9774

[email protected]: Downtown mixed-use Lot size: 0.15 acresBuilding size: 2,080 square feetState equalized value: $70,100Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiber

Water Street redevelopment area100 East Michigan Avenue, Ypsilanti, MI 48198

This 38-acre sub-dividable area offers a build-to-suit site on Michigan Avenue moments from historic downtown and Depot Town. It’s prime for multi-story mixed-use, walkable development.

Owner: City of YpsilantiCommunity contact: Beth Ernat, 734.482.9774,

[email protected]: Downtown mixed-use Lot size: 38 acres


Detroit Metro region

REGION 10

West Dearborn Downtown22300 block of West Village Drive, Dearborn, MI 48124Ideally located between two newly complete civic parking structures capable of holding more than 600 automobiles. Perfect candidate for infill mixed-use. The recently completed West Village Commons, containing more than 20,000 square feet, frame the view of the site from Michigan Avenue. An upscale, fully occupied townhouse neighborhood is less than a block away with major recreational and cultural facilities within a short walk. This has become an even more prime location with the new Ford Wagner project being only a block or two away. Construction commencing in 2017 with roughly 650 new Ford employees.

Owner: City of DearbornContact: Barry Murray, 313.943.2195, [email protected] Zoning: Downtown mixed-use Lot size: 1.4 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $0 (city owned)Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable

15145 Eight Mile RoadEastpointe, MI 48021

Possibilities for this site may include a community oriented use such as a grocery store, appliance store, hardware, or restaurant.

Owner: Mary Properties LLC, West BloomfieldContact: Mr. Yono, 248.931.5359City contact: Mary Van Haaren, Development Director 586.445.3661 x2208

[email protected] Zoning: CommercialLot size: 1.792 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $208,230Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable, DSL, fiber



REGION 10

24200 Gratiot AvenueEastpointe, MI 48021

This former dealership is envisioned as a microbrewery, live/work lofts, or a creative learning center. This property presents a prime opportunity for a developer or user to obtain a large parcel in a densely populated market. Gratiot Avenue, which has over 27,000 cars per day, provides a great opportunity for a retailer looking to enter into this highly sought after market.

Owner: Landmark PropertiesContact: 248.488.2620City contact: Mary Van Haaren, Development Director 586.445.3661 x2208, [email protected] Zoning: CommercialLot size: 1.683 acresBuilding size: 28,800 square feetState equalized value: $452,940Utilities: Water, natural gas, electricity, cable, DSL

22711 Kelly RoadEastpointe, MI 48021

This former bank building is a perfect opportunity for the next retail, restaurant, bank, or office use. The site is located on the prominent northwest corner of Nine Mile and Kelly roads and has an average daily traffic exceeding 25,000 across Nine Mile Road. With easy access to the building and both parking lots from either Nine Mile or Kelly roads, and an existing drive-thru window, it boasts

optimal convenience.

Owner: First State BankContact: 586.445.6640City contact: Mary Van Haaren, Development Director 586.445.3661 x2208, [email protected] Zoning: CommercialLot size: .92 acresBuilding size: 6,544 square feetState equalized value: 226,200Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable, DSL, fiber



REGION 10

26026 Southfield RoadLathrup Village, MI 48076

Lathrup Village is being transformed into the type of walkable, new urban destination that is so highly desired by a diverse population of both young professionals and empty-nesters alike. Equal parts town square, retail district, and community hub, the future Lathrup Village is a modern and vibrant downtown.

Owner: Jry Properties, Assad Faraj, 248.440.6161Contact: Assad Faraj, 248.440.6161Community contact: Sean Kammer, DDA Director, 248.557.2600 x223Zoning: General mixed useLot size: 0.6 acresState equalized value: $68,000Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiberAdditional info: This site will serve as a catalytic development that will lead to the development of mixed-use buildings along Southfield Road, realizing the vision laid out by the city’s master plan of a walkable, new urban destination.

Allied Printing building22438 Woodward Avenue, Ferndale, MI 48220Located on one of Ferndale’s main commercial corridors, this development provides an opportunity for mixed-use office/retail or even a multi-function/entrepreneurial hub space. This is an opportunity to be part of an increasingly pedestrian-friendly, young, and affordable community.

Owner: Allied Printing CompanyContact: Margaret Fitzgerald, CFO 248.591.5205, [email protected] contact: Jordan Twardy, CED Director 248.546.2525 x109, [email protected]: CommercialLot size: 0.34 acresBuilding size: 12,000 square feetState equalized value: $361,980Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable



REGION 10

Annie Lathrup School27700 Southfield Road, Lathrup Village MI 48076

Envisioned for a mixed-use focal point for Lathrup Village’s new city center; including potential for residential, institutional, restaurant/brewery, office, and/or retail.

Owner: The Surnow CompanyContact: Rob Krochmal 248.867.3304, [email protected] contact: Sean Kammer, Asst. City Admin.

248.557.2600 x223, [email protected]: General mixed-useLot size: 4.08 acresBuilding size: 42,200 square feetState equalized value: $411,470Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiberAdditional info: 46,086 cars pass this site each day. Lighted intersection for easy ingress/egress, easily accessible by surrounding communities via Southfield Freeway and I-696, Inside Lathrup Village’s City Center, 22 classrooms, administrative offices, gymnasium with stage and basketball hoops, cafeteria, and lunch room, Playground equipment, tennis courts, and basketball court; densely populated area with strong median incomes.

Bowling Center28200 Southfield Road, Lathrup Village, MI 48076

Lathrup Village is being transformed into the type of walkable, new urban destination that is so highly desired by a diverse population of both young professionals and empty-nesters alike. Equal parts town square, retail district, and community hub, the future Lathrup Village is a modern and vibrant downtown.

Owner: Bowling Centers AssociationContact: Andrew Battersby, 248.476.3700Community contact: Sean Kammer, DDA Director, 248.557.2600 x223Zoning: General mixed-useLot size: 0.5 acresBuilding size: 6,700 square feetState equalized value: $170,360Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiberAdditional info: This site will serve as a catalytic development that will lead to the development of mixed-use buildings along Southfield Road, realizing the vision laid out by the city’s master plan of a walkable, new urban destination.



REGION 10

Stilson Field100 North River Road, Mt. Clemens, MI 48043Attached residential opportunity close to downtown. Mixed-use along North River Road frontage, tied to new development at MacArthur Park (including a planned universal accessible kayak launch) and non-motorized connections to downtown and riverfront.

Owner: 100 North River LLC, Earl StilsonContact: Earl Stilson, 586.468.0937, [email protected] contact: Brian Tingley, Community Development Director [email protected] 586.469.6818 x901Zoning: Waterfront mixed-useLot size: 5.75 acresState equalized value: $335,336Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, natural gas, DSL, cable, fiber

Adell Towers43700 Expo Center Drive, Novi, MI 48375Redevelopment of the former Expo Center site can take advantage of its prime location and visibility and become an icon from I-96.

Owner: Adell Brother’s Children’s TrustContact: Kevin Adell, 248.357.4566, [email protected] contact: Charles Boulard, 248.347.0423, [email protected]: Commercial PUDLot size: 22.686 acresBuilding size: Vacant lotState equalized value: $749,750Utilities: Sewer, electricity, natural gas, cable, fiber



REGION 10

Rare waterfront residential site535 Branch Street, Pontiac, MI 48341This parcel presents a rare opportunity to develop multi-family housing on Crystal Lake. The site is minutes away from downtown Pontiac, Wesson Lawn Tennis Club and the M1 Concourse. The property features great views of Crystal Lake and the green Links at Crystal Lake Golf Course. The location of the property is in the heart of Oakland County with easy access to main roads, I-75, M-59 and neighboring communities

Owner: Pontiac Housing Commission, 248.338.4551Contact: Ars Atisha, Advocate Realty, 248.530.2000 [email protected] contact: Garland Doyle, Deputy Director, Community Dev. 248.758.3030 James Sabo, City Planner, 248.758.2816Zoning: HIgh density residentialLot size: 40 acres; 30 acres buildableState equalized value: N/A (government-owned)Utilities: Water, sewer

Coolidge Business District Site1458 Coolidge Highway, River Rouge, MI 48218 Ideal site for retail business. Great possibility for an anchor business. Located in Central Business District with steady traffic from West Jefferson Avenue and I-75.

Owner: Orowa Jaward (O.J.), 313.995.5028, [email protected] contact: Karl Laub, Community Development Director 734.624.6204, [email protected]: General mixed-useLot size: 2.129 acresState equalized value: $66,400Utilities: Water, sewer, electricity, cable



REGION 10

Former Kmart17580 Frazho Road, Roseville, MI 48066

Located along Gratiot Avenue, one of the busiest commercial highways in the state, access from I-696 and I-94 make this property an ideal location for any mixed-use/retail, restaurant, entertainment center, commercial-based use. With over 17 acres of land the possibilities are endless.

Owner: Kmart of Michigan Inc.Community contact: Brandon Jonas, Community & Economic Development Administrator 586.447.4606, [email protected]: CommercialLot size: 16.7 acresBuilding size: 167,589State equalized value: $2,346,246Utilities: Water, sewer

30066 Little Mack Avenue Roseville, MI 48066

Just minutes from I-94, I-696, and Gratiot Avenue (M-3), this property offers excellent access for hotel accommodations or condominiums. Any commercial or light Industrial use would have a great potential redevelopment opportunity. The community is willing to work with the developer on any zoning issues and incentives.

Owner: 30066 Little Mack Property LLCCommunity contact: Brandon Jonas, Community & Economic Development Administrator 586.447.4606, [email protected]: Light industrialLot size: 13.44 total acresBuilding size: 45,661 square feetState equalized value: $262,500Utilities: Water, sewerAdditional info: Applicant will have to check with utilities company for electricity and natural gas connections.



REGION 10

Utica Junction property28491 and 28675 Utica Junction, Roseville, MI 48066

As an anchor to downtown, the development of a mixed-use, retail, and/or food establishment is a top priority. It is important that this new construction development demonstrates urban characteristics such as zero lot line buildings, sidewalk grade store frontage, large open windows on storefronts to increase street activity and outdoor seating to provide depth to the downtown visual experience.

Owner: Pastor Jerry PiscopoCommunity contact: Brandon Jonas Community & Economic Development Administrator 586.447.4606, [email protected]: Commercial with mixed-use overlayLot size: 1.68 total acresState equalized value: N/AUtilities: Water, sewerAdditional info: Property located in the D.D.A. district. Tax incentives available through the city and state.



REGION 10

Northland Mall redevelopment21500 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, MI 48075

Located just north of 8 Mile Road, the Northland Mall site is an important southern gateway from Detroit into Southfield. With ample capacity to support retail, residential, office, lodging, and office uses, this site boasts a wealth of redevelopment potential.

A comprehensive redevelopment plan for the site was completed in 2016 and indicates the vision is to create

a dynamic mixed-use destination with a variety of activities focused around a series of unique public spaces linked through a greenspace network.

A market study completed in association with this plan indicates that it will be important to generate enough retail, commercial and entertainment uses as possible in order to create a true integrated concept. The city anticipates that the development will reflect an urban mixed-use lifestyle with a walkable site plan. Office space will provide a wide range of options from institutional style development to smaller, entrepreneurial, space reflecting a “live/work” lifestyle.

Owner: City of SouthfieldCommunity contact: Al Aceves, Southfield DDA Executive Director 248.796.5190, [email protected] Rochelle Katz-Freeman, City of Southfield Business and Economic Development Director 248.250.1898, [email protected]: Currently commercial with detailed recommendations for planned districtsLot size: 125 acresState equalized value: None (city owned), but in addition to the $2.4 million the city is spending to purchase Northland, Southfield also anticipates spending an additional $8–$10 million on the demolition and remediation of the property. There is currently a $31 million mortgage lien on the property which will be extinguished upon the city’s purchase of the property. Utilities: Water, sewer, natural gas, electricity, cable. All roads surrounding the site have been reconstructed except for internal roadways.Additional info: Visit www.imaginenorthland.com for more information.



REGION 10

Former City Hall building3131 and 3149 Biddle Avenue, Wyandotte, MI 48192A wonderful opportunity for a mixed-use redevelopment located in the heart of downtown Wyandotte. A multi-story commercial and residential development is desired at the site of this former city hall and vacant lot.

Owner: City of Wyandotte Community contact: Todd Drysdale, 734.324.4566, [email protected] Mark Kowalewski, 734.324.4544, [email protected]: Commercial Lot size: 0.28 acres Buliding size: 32,520 square feetUtilities: Water, sewer, natural gas, electricity, cable

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