With expectations of attracting shoppers and small business, increasing residential population and tax dollars, a ground breaking for the Utica minor league ballpark is scheduled for June 22.

Read about it in this Macomb Daily article published on May 23^rd:

More than double the predicted $419 million investment rumored a few weeks ago, GM announces big plans for the Warrren Tech Center. New design studios, an information technology studio and a complete overhaul over the next 3 years will attract top technical talent, create 2,600 new jobs and breathe new life and opportunity into the surrounding businesses.

While most dread the exhaustive traffic on M-59/Hall Road, Joe Sowerby knows that it's the traffic that feeds this business district that he refers to as "The Golden Corridor".  

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A possible General Motors $419 million investment in the Warren Tech Center brings promise of 2,600 additional jobs and all the additional benefits of a world class facility to local businesses and investors.

For more info, check out this Local 4 story by Mara MacDonald from clickondetroit.com 

Over 2,000 participants, of all ages and levels of fitness, will visit Downtown Mt. Clemens on Saturday for the annual Let's Move Festival of Races. This event offers something for everyone including a 1/2 marathon-1/2 marathon relay, 5k run/walk, 1 mile riverwalk, kid's fun run and, for the first time this year, a full marathon. 

Anton, Sowerby & Associates gave a special gift to the Macomb County Warming Center this winter.  Click for more details.

Joe Sowerby was interviewed by Crain's and quoted in their article regarding Retail.  Check out the article

A renovated entertainment venue with an impressive architectural pedigree is on the market.