Harbortown Shopping Center Expansion

[bassab]

Does anyone know if there are businesses lined up for the new additional space Harbortown is building at its shopping center? Looks like substantial amount of new space being built.

[belleislerunner]

Jonna Construction manages the plaza. They develop a ton of the strip malls in Oakland/Macomb County - including the latest two that just went in Ferndale [[Pizza Hut/Verizon/BBQ place) on Woodward just north of Nine Mile.

Looks like they're building it out for spec purposes. The full 13,000 of space is listed for rent on their website. An Ace hardware would be killer for that area...

http://www.afjonna.com/ListingDetroitHarbortown.asp

[mtburb]

Jonna Construction manages the plaza. They develop a ton of the strip malls in Oakland/Macomb County - including the latest two that just went in Ferndale [[Pizza Hut/Verizon/BBQ place) on Woodward just north of Nine Mile.

Looks like they're building it out for spec purposes. The full 13,000 of space is listed for rent on their website. An Ace hardware would be killer for that area...

http://www.afjonna.com/ListingDetroitHarbortown.asp

These same people also manage that strip mall at the northeast corner of Eureka and Dix-Toledo in Southgate as well as the Target-anchored shopping center at West and Allen in Woodhaven.

[downtownguy]

Jonna Construction manages the plaza. They develop a ton of the strip malls in Oakland/Macomb County - including the latest two that just went in Ferndale [[Pizza Hut/Verizon/BBQ place) on Woodward just north of Nine Mile.

Looks like they're building it out for spec purposes. The full 13,000 of space is listed for rent on their website. An Ace hardware would be killer for that area...

http://www.afjonna.com/ListingDetroitHarbortown.asp

Jonna is also developing the Harbortown Riverside Apartment Building that is currently under construction in the residential part that is behind the strip mall.

http://detroit.curbed.com/archives/2...issapoints.php

[GPCharles]

Interesting that they are expanding into what I presume was an unused portion of the JPMorgan Chase bank branch and re-directing it, so to speak, towards the balance of the shopping center.