May 12, 2008
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Old Consumers Gas building gets new life in downtown Royal Oak
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
Wold Architects and Engineers is making its new home in one of downtown Royal Oak's older buildings. The firm is set to start rehabbing the facade of the old Consumers Gas building next week.
Farmington moving forward with vote on downtown streetscape
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
Farmington residents will get to weigh in on their downtown's appearance in August. The City Council recently approved language for a ballot item in August's primary election to decide whether to go forward with a $3.2 million streetscape project.
Urbane Apts takes over leases for Connektiv Communities projects
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
Urbane Apartments is moving from renting old downtown-area apartments to new ones as it begins handling leasing for Connektiv Communities' developments, such as 300 Hamilton, Penniman Place and Grant Park Townlofts.
Mt. Clemens River Lofts move from sales to rentals, nearly filled
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
More and more condo developments are transitioning from sales-only to rental units. The River Lofts in Mt. Clemens is the latest project to go down this path, a decision that has helped it nearly fill up.
New wine shop in downtown Royal Oak plans to install distinctive marquee
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
A new symbol looks to be coming to downtown Royal Oak as the Cloverleaf Fine Wine shop is going for approval to install a large, artistic sign on the newly refurbished St. Clair Edison building.
New Street, Pine Street projects move forward in Mt. Clemens
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
Living in downtown Mt. Clemens is becoming easier now that the New Street Lofts are filled up and the Pine Street Place Lofts are getting ready to break ground next spring.
New businesses set to open in Ann Arbor's Plymouth Green Crossing
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
The green light is on for Ann Arbor's Plymouth Green Crossings. Businesses and residents are moving into the development on the city's east side this summer.
Ann Arbor and U-M push envelope with self-sustainable streetlight
Source: metromode, 5/8/2008
Ann Arbor's newest streetlight is turning heads at the entrance to Buhr Park. The new self-sufficient light features solar panels and a wind turbine.