This article was originally published on Fox47.com LANSING, Mich. — The Gillespie Company is bringing a $20 million new development to south Cedar Street in Holt. The two building development will be called Esker Square and will include 90 apartments. Thirty of the apartments will be live-work style apartments where you can have a store …
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LANSING – Justin King, a wine specialist and former partner of Bridge Street Social in DeWitt, will open a wine store in a century-old building on the city’s east side this spring. Voyages Wine Shop will occupy a 1,500-square-foot storefront at 2024 E. Michigan Ave., previously home to Wild Strawberry & More, a flower shop. The space has been …
This article was originally printed in the Lansing State Journal Before the pandemic, Cara Nader considered herself a planner when it came to her business. That’s changed over the last two years. Business owners are planning to invest in expanding Greater Lansing’s food scene this year, opening everything from new chain restaurant locations to small …
This article was originally published in the Lansing State Journal LANSING — At night, LED lights highlight the beauty of the four murals painted under the bridge where U.S. 127 crosses above Michigan Avenue. “Under the Bridge” Murals by Brian Whitfield are lit up at night. Two sections are Lansing-themed, entitled “Work” and “Play.” The …
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This article was originally published in the Lansing State Journal LANSING – Developer Scott Gillespie is planning to build a $7 million residential and retail development on East Michigan Avenue, about two blocks from a similar project already under construction. A rendering of the proposed four-story Provident Place mixed-used project. The four-story Provident Place will …
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This article was originally published in the Lansing State Journal After a good 2016 for economic development in our region, activity seems to have dramatically picked up for 2017-18. Between many LEAP projects and some that are not LEAP projects — counting projects that have been announced and numerous ones that have yet to be …
