You don't need to be an urban planner to know what White Lake needs from this vacancy. Talk about it on Patch.
This 2,500 sq. ft. space has been vacant for awhile. Located off M-59 in White Lake, near Fisk Road, it's listed for $12 a square foot per year. According to the listing on loopnet.com, the property is a great retail or office space in a prime location. What would you like to see happen to this property?
You don't need to be an urban planner to know what White Lake needs from this vacancy. Talk about it on Patch.
This building used to be home to Mama Mia Ristorante. The building, located off Cooley Lake Road in White Lake, is listed for sale for $525,000 according to AOL Real Estate. So, tell us in the comments what business do you think should locate to this now vacant space? Should a new restaurant buy the space? Or, do you think we need a different type of business here?
10:03 am on Thursday, October 25, 2012
to add: looking up the property in the County tax logs, the Mama Mia site is shown as:9361 COOLEY LAKE RD WHITE LAKE, MI 48386 PIN: 12-35-455-001 Assessed Value: $185,790 Taxable Value: $185,790 while the abutting parcel to the south in Commerce is shown as: ADDRESS NOT LISTED PIN: 17-02-208-038 It would seem, then, that Commerce has come to the conclusion that the marshy area is largely … more ›
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Trifles has moved to a new location in West Bloomfield. What type of business should fill the newly emptied space in White Lake?
This building is the former home of Trifles. Trifles moved earlier this month to a building in West Bloomfield. Owner Gwen Borders said the business will operate out of the store on Elizabeth Lake Road in White Lake during the move this month. So, what do you think should locate to this now vacant space? Should one of the nearby businesses expand? Would you want to see a place like 5 Guys Burger and Fries here? Or, do you think we need a different type of business?
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8:44 pm on Wednesday, October 3, 2012
And there are still a few spots left in the Chocolate! program Gwen's going to present at the White Lake Twp. Library on Monday, Oct. 8, from 6:30 - 7:30 pm. Just call the library at 248-698-4942, ext. 2 to register. We're going to miss having her so close. more ›
Businesses from White Lake and Highland are invited to attend the Business Assistance Team workshop at the Highland Township Library on Wednesday.
The Highland DDA along with Highland-White Lake Business Association invites Highland Businesses and Highland-White Lake Business Association members to Highland's first Business Assistance Team (BAT) Workshop! There is no fee for this workshop, and it will take place at the Highland Public Library on Oct. 3 from 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. The goal of the BAT team is to provide knowledge, guidance and useful tools for businesses in order to maintain and grow their businesses. The types of assistance the team can offer include: The BAT team consists of representation from the Oakland County Business Center, Main Street Oakland County, S.C.O.R.E (Service Corps of Retired Executives) and financial representation, as well as the Highland White …
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Do you own a business in White Lake or Highland? You may already know that White Lake-Highland Patch has a comprehensive directory with listings for the businesses in town, but you may not know that you can take control of your listing — for free. That’s right — we want you to claim your listing and make it your own. Business who claim their listings can add additional details like logos, new photos and enhance their business description. They can also add events to our calendar for that daily special or deal. You can update your listing as often as you want, any time of the day and night. While businesses occupy the majority of our directory, government offices, schools, nonprofit groups and religious institutions are also included. …
Under new management, the apartment complex off M-59 has been transformed into a family-friendly community aimed at giving residents a slice of pure Michigan.
When new owners Bryan Muscat, 28, and Jake Wiles, 27, first saw Lakeshore Hilltop Apartments, they saw opportunity. "It was the perfect property," Muscat said. "It had everything you'd want in a nice community and had a real "up north" type feel. There was a lot of potential, it just needed some cleaning up. And cleaning up is what they did when they purchased the property in May. Driving down M-59 you'll notice the new entrance sign and white picket fence along the perimeter of the property. In addition, Muscat said he and Wiles have cleared out some of the tenants that caused issues in the complex in the past. "We really want the community to be a family community, so we've worked hard to make sure that not only are the apartments …
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9:15 am on Friday, August 24, 2012
Now, if white lake would make the owner of the old farm house,three houses east of Dolane Blvd, clean up the junk and eyesores in his yard....it would be wonderful!! more ›
Business owners claimed their listings – and we wanted to say thank you for joining the Patch team!
Every business in White Lake and Highland has a basic listing, but "claiming" a listing allows owners to customize their pages by adding photos and posting events and announcements to inform readers. Here's a list of the most recent businesses to sign up; we hope you help support them and others in the community. Welcome to Patch! If you are a business owner, there are a lot of ways to be involved in Patch, including: Claim your directory listing: This easy-to-follow video and story will take you step by step through the process. Once you are ready to claim your listing, you can do so at whitelake.patch.com/listings. Contact your editor: White Lake-Highland Patch's editor is Brooke Tajer; you can contact her at brooke.meier@patch.com about…
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The popular home goods store is officially open, and will have a small grand opening event Saturday.
It's official, the long-awaited White Lake Bed, Bath & Beyond is open. The store opened at 9 a.m. Tuesday, and had several customers perusing the aisles at 9:30. Christa Mallinger, district customer service manager with the store, said corporate will be sending out fliers this week with details on a grand opening event Saturday. In addition, Mallinger said the store has several services they can offer to customers including a college checklist and pack-and-pickup service that allows families to purchase items for college at their store, then pick up those items at a Bed, Bath & Beyond closest to your child's college. "It's a great service that helps to eliminate some of the hassle of moving," Mallinger said. The store is open Monday-…
11:34 am on Thursday, June 28, 2012
Hi Shawn, you'll have to check with the store. Thanks! more ›
Laura Vogel
5:10 pm on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
The desire for "some sort of kids center" has come up numerous times in conjunction with various vacant sites. What is the usage utilization over at the Dublin Senior Center? That facility consumes over $120k of White Lake Township's budget each year. Perhaps a day or two each week of the center can be reserved for this "some sort of kids center" use, with appropriate fees to cover staff and … more ›