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Updated Listing
02/25/2021

Small Office Suites at the Bluewater Building: 7444 Dexter-Ann Arbor, Dexter

Small office suites available at the Bluewater Building in Dexter. Building built, owned and managed by local builder. Building has highly visible location off entryway to downtown Dexter with great position relative to the local schools. Building has ample on-site parking and signage. Nice layouts for any office or medical user.

Suite B1: 360 SF, $695 per month gross

NEW Suite E4: 129 SF, $375 per month gross

Suite L: 550 SF LEASED

Suite F: 2,161 SF, $20 PSF plus utilities

Suite J: 1,241 SF, $1,900 per month plus utilities

For more information on the Bluewater Building or to schedule an office tour, contact Jeff Evans at (734)926-0222 or jeffevans@swishercommerical.com.

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New listing
02/24/2021

Office / Lab / High Tech Building for Lease: 5777 Hines, Ann Arbor

Opportunity to lease entire office / lab / high tech building on the south side of Ann Arbor. Hines Drive is located off S. State between Ellsworth and Textile. Easy access to I-94 via S. State, two miles from the Ann Arbor Municipal Airport.

  • 26,820 SF single story facility
  • Currently has 9′ and 12′ drop ceilings. Building height of 19′ to deck, 16′ clear.
  • Office, lab with hoods, assembly and shipping/receiving functions
  • Two grade level overhead doors
  • Site is 3.5 acres
  • 118 parking spaces
  • Leasehold Improvement Allowance – $1/sf/year of lease
  • Occupancy Summer 2021

Lease Rate: $18.00 PSF NNN

 

For more information or to schedule a private tour, contact BART WISE at (734) 662-3778 or BARTW@SWISHERCOMMERCIAL.COM.

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New listing
02/23/2021

Flex Space at Industrial Park: 317 Metty, Scio Commerce Center, Ann Arbor

Conveniently located in Scio Commerce Center, off Jackson Avenue between Baker and Zeeb. Easy access to I-94 and M-14 with close proximity to US-23. Ann Arbor address. Built in 1984, this attractive 19,200 sf single story building is divided into four 4,800 sf suites.

Suite 2 at 317 Metty: 4,800 SF

Lease Rate: $10.50 PSF Plus Utilities

Includes 1,600 sf of office space and 3,200 sf of manufacturing space. Manufacturing space is easily accessible from offices. Ceiling height is 14′. Features one 12’x12′ overhead door and 200 amps of 208 volt 3-phase electric. Gas fired radiant tube heat.

Map of Scio Commerce Center Ann Arbor Industrial Flex Space for Lease Swisher Commercial

For more information or to schedule a property showing, contact Jeff Evans at (734-926-0222 or jeffevans@swishercommercial.com) or Dave Hamilton, CCIM, at (734-662-3745 or daveh@swishercommercial.com).

leased
02/22/2021

Downtown Office: 320 N. Main, Ann Arbor

LEASED: 3,400 SF at 320 N. Main, Suite 330. Located in downtown Ann Arbor.

Mike Jurgenson of Swisher Commercial was the listing agent for this property. Mike can be reached by phone at (734) 222-7522 and by e-mail at mikej@swishercommercial.com. Jeff Evans of Swisher Commercial was the leasing agent for this property. Jeff can be reached by phone at (734) 926-0222 and by e-mail at jeffevans@swishercommercial.com.

New listing
02/19/2021

Residential Development Land for Sale: 7330 Geddes, Superior Township

10 acre parcel on Geddes Road with easy access to US 23 and minutes to Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor ready for residential development.

Superior Township is 36 square miles in area and is bordered by Clark Road on the south, Joy Road on the north, Napier Road on the east and Dixboro on the west. Within Superior Township are two unincorporated communities: Dixboro, noted for it’s Dixboro General Store and the Huron Valley Humane Society; and Frains Lake, a small rural farming community that intersects Plymouth Road and Prospect. While being a quiet community with a small town feel, Plymouth-Ann Arbor Road provides a busy route between the Ann Arbor and Plymouth / Canton communities. It is a stone’s throw to the University of Michigan, Eastern Michigan University, Washtenaw Community and Concordia Colleges, as well as Domino’s Farms, St Joseph’s Medical Facilities, US-23 and M-14.

Sale Price: $385,000

For more information on this residential development listing, contact Charlie Koenn at (734)926-0230 or ckoenn@swishercommercial.com.

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Swisher news
02/18/2021

SALES ACTIVITY | 2020 YE Vacancy Report

Sales Activity: Low interest rates added some fuel to the demand for commercial real estate purchases. Swisher Commercial brokers experienced a marked increase in the sale of residential-zoned land for new housing. There was demand by purchasers for all sectors of commercial real estate, however, modest-sized industrial property sales saw the largest increase in volume as measured by Swisher Commercial’s tracking of its own transactions.

READ 2020 YE VACANCY DATA

Swisher news
02/18/2021

“Pulse: Buyers Value Proximity to Public Land”

“Based on the results of last month’s question/survey, most buyers desire rural land that is next door or in close proximity to public land. Buying property adjacent to public land offers a landowner a plethora of benefits.”

LandThink dives into the pros and cons of owning land adjacent to Public Land. Buyers continue to find value in ownership of acreage near Public Land. READ MORE HERE

13228 Dexter-Chelsea – 400 Acres Bordering Four Mile Lake Chelsea State Game Area

Swisher news
02/16/2021

2020 YE Vacancy Report: Leasing Demand & Absorbtion

LEASING DEMAND & ABSORBTION: Despite the impact of the pandemic, many Washtenaw County businesses continued to actively seek space for lease, especially flex and shop for those in the service industry, and office space for those requiring some degree of customer interaction at their place of business. There was decreased demand by office users who could easily have personnel work from home. The 2020 net absorption was negative 256,618 square feet.

We cannot ignore the fact that the pandemic resulted in many businesses struggling and some failing. Swisher brokers participated in numerous conversations between commercial landlords and their tenants looking for rent relief. There were no cookie-cutter outcomes to these interactions. Some struggling tenants were able to stay in their space and pay their rent, while others had to end their leases. There were many landlords that provided concessions and other creative solutions while other landlords adhered to existing lease agreements.

READ MORE 2020 Year End Data and Analysis 

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