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Fenton, MI · Real Estate
The Saginaw News
Former Spencer’s Route 46 property in Saginaw Township sold to restaurateur
SAGINAW TWP, MI – The property once known as Spencer’s Route 46, a longtime staple of Saginaw County’s Gratiot Road corridor before it closed in June 2024, will reopen as a restaurant under new ownership later this year, a real estate broker said. Mark S. Morford, an...
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Phoenix Investors acquires 1.8 million square feet of industrial property in Saginaw area
An affiliate of Milwaukee-based Phoenix Investors acquired approximately 1.8 million square feet of industrial floorspace across three buildings in Buena Vista Charter Township in the Saginaw, Michigan, area. The buildings are locally known as Plants 5, 6/1, and 7. The transaction supports Nexteer’s continued manufacturing operations in Saginaw while enabling...
WNEM
Phoenix Investors purchase some industrial space from Nexteer
BUENA VISTA TOWNSHIP, Mich. (WNEM) — A major industrial real estate deal is bringing new investment to Buena Vista Township. Phoenix Investors purchased about 1.8 million square feet of industrial space from Nexteer Automotive, including three buildings known as Plants 5, 6/1 and 7. Nexteer will keep making parts...
MLive
Midland property owners reminded of Sept. 15 summer tax deadline
City of Midland property owners have until Sept. 15, to pay their summer property taxes without penalty. Payments must be made to the City of Midland Treasurer’s Office at 333 W. Ellsworth St. Tax notices were mailed in early July on yellow, full-sized paper bearing the city’s logo. Property...
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The Charming Little Antique Store In Michigan Where You Can Fill A Bag With Treasures For Under $30
There’s a building in Bay City, Michigan that has been quietly holding the most interesting collection of objects you’ve never seen, and it’s been waiting for you this whole time. Bay City Antiques Center is the kind of place that turns a casual Saturday afternoon into a...
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Bay City Doubletree Hotel gets $15 million lifeline from USDA
BAY CITY, Mich. (WJRT) - The U.S. Department of Agriculture is investing $15 million to keep the Bay City Doubletree Hotel in operation after it went into foreclosure. USDA Rural Development Michigan State Director Dom Restuccia announced the investment during an economic development roundtable Thursday. The USDA provided Bay City Hospitality Group LLC with a $15.36 million loan through the Business and Industry Guaranteed Loan Program to purchase the hotel.