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25 of Downtown Mt. Clemens' most recognizable, and currently available for sale or lease, will be open to tour on Wedneday, July 15. The tour will start at 2pm from the Bath City Bistro and end at 4 at Three Blind Mice with refreshments and cash bar.  

Macomb's country seat, Mount Clemens, is ripe with investment opportunities and on Wednesday, July 15 business owners and investors will be able to explore them.  Guests will gather at the Bath City Bistro at 2pm. Over a dozen prime properties available for sale or lease will be open to explore on a walking tour. At 4pm the tour will end at Three Blind Mice Irish Pub with complimentary refreshments and a cash bar. 

With a perfect clear, cool weather forecast and the ability to bring your own food and cooler to the riverfront, the stage is set for an ideal evening of music and fireworks presented by the Wayne & Joan Webber Foundation. 

Last week Crain's Detroit Business included Downtown Mt. Clemens as the 3rd in their series of snapshots of downtowns around Southeast Michigan. 

Grass roots marketing, support of the Mt. Clemens Downtown Business Authortiy and starting small is what seems to be the key to success for most. 

Both Gabe Anton and Joe Sowerby had the opportunity to share their passion and vision for downtown Mt. Clemens with Laura Cassar of Crain's Detroit Business in this June 6th story.

Giving the people what they want and focusing on the demographic is the plan. Read the full story by clicking on the photo below:

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.