"Restaurants would come only after retail," he said. "They’re going to follow. O'Brien said restaurants will be more likely to show interest in the property if it secures a big-box retailer. "We have a couple of offers from housing and senior housing developers," he said, but ownership would still like to see a cohesive plan for all 39 acres. That also makes it a good site for housing, O'Brien said. The location is close to Interstate 69 and just eight minutes from the Frandor Shopping Center area, he said. Retail will likely be one piece of the property's development, O'Brien said. Sushi restaurant planned for former Outback SteakhouseĮverything is Cheesecake to open brick and mortar spot Housing interest is there "I’m still hoping there’s a big-box retailer we can attract to the site," he said.ĭistribution center could bring 2,000 jobs to Delta Twp. The property owners nearly secured one last year, he said, but the retailer, which he declined to name, backed away from its plans. It is one of the best sites available for a big-box retailer looking to come to Meridian Township, O'Brien said. The property is located between Costco Wholesale and Meijer stores which are both less than two miles from the property. "We don’t want to split it up We want someone to come in and make it a destination for retail that’s a positive for the community." "I still see it developing that way," O'Brien said. Those plans called for the development of 288 apartments on 20 acres and a "large retailer" and "opportunities for out-lot ancillary retail development" on the remaining acreage. In search of a big-box retailerĪ conceptual redevelopment plan submitted to Meridian Township in 2018 by the property's owners, M78 Insite Ventures, LLC, envisioned a mix of residential and retail uses at the corner of Newton Road and East Saginaw Street. "We’re targeting a lot of different developers at this time." That includes Landmark Investment Partners and K2 Retail Construction & Development, two companies partnering to develop Delta Crossings, a $200 million project in Delta Township expected to include retail, restaurants and housing. It's been over two decades since the land has had a tenant.īut Shawn O'Brien, vice president for West Michigan Retail at Colliers International, the real estate company that's represented the property since April, said it's actively being marketed to developers interested in constructing mixed-use projects. Built in 1937, the West Newton Cinema is a beautiful building located on Washington Street.
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