Share your ideas about what type of business you'd like to see locate in the this vacant storefront on Mack Avenue at University in the City of Grosse Pointe.
Share your ideas about what type of business you'd like to see locate in the this vacant storefront on Mack Avenue at University in the City of Grosse Pointe.
This week's Visions for Vacancies selection is 17670 Mack Ave. The building is a retail store front at the corner of Mack Avenue and University in the City of Grosse Pointe. The building formerly housed Crowther Carpets, which moved further down Mack Avenue into Grosse Pointe Woods nearly a year ago. With approximately 3,200-square-feet, the building has display windows on two sides--one facing Mack Avenue and one facing University. It is the corner store of a small group of businesses, including Henry's Cleaners, Coins and Stamps and more. The building is for lease. In addition to having more marketing space with the windows, the building also has some off-street parking located behind the building.
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Share your ideas about what type of business you'd like to see fill this vacant commercial property on Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe Woods.
This week's selection for Visions for Vacancies is two buildings on Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe Woods that previously housed Wild Birds Unlimited. The building includes addresses 20485 and 20489 Mack Ave. NaiFarbman commercial properties has the dual property listed at $16 per square foot for a year lease and $1.33 per square foot for leasing it by month. It was built in 1954 and is 3,067 square-feet with five available parking spaces. It is zoned for retail. The lease term is negotiable, according to the listing. Property records from Grosse Pointe Woods reveal the owner lives on Oxford. Additional information typically available on all properties was not avialable on this particular set of buildings. The store is sandwiched between the…
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6:40 am on Sunday, March 17, 2013
How about the a paint party store? These businesses are popping up all over the Metro and is a good option for kids parties, girls night out, etc... more ›
Share ideas of what you'd like to see locate at the former site of Pretty Things on Kercheval in The Village in Grosse Pointe.
This week's selection for Visions for Vacancies is an attactive store front space facing Kercheval in The Village in Grosse Pointe. The property, 17116 Kercheval Avenue, recently housed an upscale lingerie shop which has now moved next door to a smaller space. The property is just north of the popular Village Toy Company and sits on a .7 acre lot which backs to a public parking lot. According to online property record information on Loopnet.com, the property is owned by a family trust registered in Harper Woods.
11:59 am on Tuesday, November 20, 2012
GPFL, I have fantasized about a larger preppy store in the Village myself. I was a huge patron of Hickey's when it was open and still miss Bill and Mary Jo's wide selection of my favorite brands (Barbour, Lacoste, Vineyard Vines, Bill's Khaki's, Trafalgar, etc.). Brooks Brothers has some good stuff, but I don't consider Jos. A. Bank an alternative. Sarah at the Village Palm has started carrying … more ›
This week's vision for vacancies selection is 369 Fisher Road. Share ideas of what type of business you would like to see locate here.
This week's selection for Visions for Vacancies is 369 Fisher Road. It previously housed Hydrangea Boutique before the owners decided to move it into their other business--Hydrangea Kitchen--only two doors down. Before housing the Hydrangea Boutique, it housed the Jane Woodbury Shop. One the corner of a building that houses many other local businesses, the storefront is zoned for commercial use and features a 150-foot store window. The neighboring business is David the Salon. The Fisher Road business district is across the street from Grosse Pointe South High School. Share ideas of what type of business you'd like to see locate in the empty store front below.
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This week's selection for Visions for Vacancies is the former site of Borders in the Village in the City of Grosse Pointe. Share your ideas of what business you'd like to see locate there.
The former Borders in the Village is one of the largest commercial spaces in the Grosse Pointes. It is this week's selection for Visions for Vacancies. Share your ideas for type of business you'd like to see locate in the space. The building at 17141 Kercheval Ave. is 19,800 square-feet with a full floor to ceiling loading dock. The building is primarily an open space located on Kercheval Avenue between Neff Road and St. Clair Street. It shares the block of Village ACE and is across the street from Panera, CVS and Village Toy. The building is now listed with Stokas Bieri Real Estate. It is for sale and the listing does not provide a price but highlights the many benefits of the building, including the development of the future home of the…
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9:12 am on Friday, May 3, 2013
Let's just not have any more medical buildings! That does nothing for the area! more ›
Share your ideas about what you'd like to see locate in a former pharmacy in Grosse Pointe Woods on the corner of Mack and Hollywood avenues.
This week's selection for Visions for Vacancies is the site of two former pharmacies in Grosse Pointe Woods: 20853 Mack Ave. It housed Manor Pharmacy for years before the owner decided to close a few years ago and began working for a nearby corporate pharmacy. Then the owner of a pharmacy in St. Clair Shores opened a second location in the temporarily vacant building, naming it Pointe Pharmacy. The new pharmacy remained in the location for about a year before shuttering its doors and removing the signage. Offering a small, off-street parking lot behind the building, the vacant store is on the corner with windows on the front and side. According to the Grosse Pointe Woods building records, the space is 3,270 square-feet. It is zoned as …
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6:19 pm on Sunday, June 24, 2012
Perhaps a Taco Bell would suit you better? (haha, I'm joking) more ›
Share your thoughts about what kind of business you'd like to see locate in the former location of GAP in the Village.
This week's selection for Visions for Vacancies is a building that formerly housed GAP. The building is in the City of Grosse Pointe's popular downtown retail/business district, the Village. Building owner Robert Sfire is anxious to find a tenant but also conscious about bringing in one that would thrive and one that would be a nice addition to the Village. While the building is currently set up for retail, Sfire believes a restaurant would work well. He also believes a retail clothing store for tweens and teens would be a nice addition to the Pointes. GAP closed in late January after being in that location since the mid-1980s. Sfire said he tried to work with the corporation in order to keep the retail chain but officials believed when …
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Share ideas of what you'd like to see locate in this vacant property at Mack Avenue and Roslyn Road in Grosse Pointe Woods.
Share ideas of what you'd like to see locate in this vacant property at Mack Avenue and Roslyn Road in Grosse Pointe Woods.
This week's visions for vacancies property is a former bank at the corner of Mack Avenue and Roslyn Road in Grosse Pointe Woods. This commercial property at 21110 Mack Avenue has its own parking lot and is at the end of a residential street. The building housed Community Central Bank, which was purchased by Talmer Bank and later consolidated with another Talmer branch located on Mack Avenue about a mile down the road. According to a listing, the building is 1,918 square-feet and is zoned as retail. It features vaults and off-street parking with its own parking lot. The lease price is $4,000 per month.
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5:43 pm on Friday, June 1, 2012
What in the world does Dennis Rodman have to do with tattoos...besides having them?! Once again, picking out one odd-ball and using them as the poster child for a whole industry is just crazy. I saw a guy with dreadlocks once at Banana Republic so they obviously cater to Rastafarian weed smokers, better not let them open in town...sheesh. I will say it again, I would just like to see something to… more ›
Patrick Griffith
1:35 pm on Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Wasn't there a Bed Bath and Beyond in the village like 10 years ago? more ›