Lansing’s Westside - Real Estate

Real Estate

Façade Grants Available for Westside
Businesses !

The Westside Commercial Association offers matching
grants to help the outside of your business look beautiful
and inviting!

Eligible improvements include:
•        windows
•        doors
•        paint
•        signs
•        awnings
•        landscaping
•        parking lot improvements
And other things that showcase our historic buildings and
improve storefronts and parking areas.
To learn more, contact Jessica at 214-5684 or
jessica@nwlansing.org

Commercial
923 W. Saginaw for Sale
1,800 square feet of retail space. Open and spacious layout.
1930’s building, block construction, remodeled in 2001.
Onsite parking. Property size .22 acres. High visibility with
18,000 cars per day on Saginaw Street. Located between
MLK and Butler in historic area. Formerly known as Falsetta’
s Produce Market, now Small World Small Dollar. $90,000:
cash, conventional mortgage, purchase money mortgage,
or land contract. For more information, contact Keith Barber,
Remax Commercial, 517-321-8255 Ext. 267 or 290-2768,
keithbarber@remax.net

920 W. Saginaw for Sale or Lease
2,300 square feet of retail or office space. Open and
spacious layout. Formerly a neighborhood diner. High
visibility with 18,000 cars per day on Saginaw Street.
Located between MLK and Butler in historic area. Public
parking lot in rear. Lease rate $1500/month, $169,000 to
purchase. For more information, contact Avtar Singh at 517-
482-1400 or Jessica Yorko at 214-5684.

810 W. Saginaw for Sale or Lease
Office building with 3,311 square feet. Modern building,
remodeled in 1994, excellent condition. Onsite parking,
large lot with landscaping on borders. Asking $12.00/
square foot to lease, or $475,000 to buy. Contact Robert
Reid, 517-346-7700 or 517-256-5560, reidrealestate@aol.
com

1400-1418 W. Saginaw for Sale or Lease
Up to 5,000 square feet of retail or office space on .65 acre
property, spanning an entire block from Westmoreland to
Jenison. Includes five buildings of 500 to 3,000 square feet
each that can be separate or joined. Onsite parking. Great
visibility with 18,000 cars per day on Saginaw Street.
Located near Holy Cross and Fire Station #7, not far from
the Irish Pub & Grill. Some buildings include historic
features like stamped metal ceilings and hardwood floors.
Lease rate is $6.50 per square foot, triple net. For more
information, contact Marv Goldstein or Richard Evans: 881-
8709 or 230-6021.

Ideal Business for
Saginaw Street on
Lansing’s Westside

Grocery Store
Food Market
Restaurant
Bookstore
Coffee shop/ Cafe
Bank
Laundromat
Dry Cleaner
Barber
Hotel
Auto parts
Offices

* In order of
frequency
requested in
neighborhood and
business surveys
and volume of
spending on these
services more than
2 miles from the
Westside.

Other Development
Opportunities on
Saginaw Street

Artists Lofts

News High-Density
Residential

Mixed-Use
buildings with
retail below and
lofts above, in
900 block historic
buildings or in
new buildings.

1001 W. Saginaw for Sale or Lease
8,800 square feet zoned commercial. Sits on a block-deep lot that includes 120 parking spaces.
“White-box” interior perfect for offices, retail, studio, or other services. High visibility on Saginaw
Street with 18,000 cars per day. Next to Rite Aid at Saginaw and MLK, across from El Azteco
Restaurant. More information contact DeHaven Real Estate at 372-4300.

900-916 W. Saginaw
Four buildings on Saginaw Street between MLK and Butler. Historic buildings dating back to the
early 1930’s, featuring glass block windows and other art-deco elements. All buildings are in
moderate condition, including the basements. High visibility on Saginaw Street with 18,000 cars
per day. For more information, contact Keith Barber, Remax Commercial, 517-321-8255 Ext. 267
or 290-2768, keithbarber@remax.net.

910-902 W. Saginaw

was formerly Watts Drug Store, Gordon’s Menswear, and Paul’s

Pastries in the 1960’s and 70’s, and is now Park Furniture. Two-story building, ideal for

creating upstairs lofts or artists’ studios. City parking lot located to the north.

914 W. Saginaw

was Gravina’s Barber Shop beginning in the 1950’s. Easy to divide into

two retail stores or offices or keep joined as one. Single-story building, city parking lot to

north.

916 W. Saginaw

is the old Pasquali’s bar, and still has the original maple bar, stained

glass, hardwood floors, kitchen set up, and historic stamped tile ceiling in tact. Single-

story building, city parking lot to north.

Historic Buildings for Sale—909 & 913 West Saginaw
909 and 913 West Saginaw Street and 629 Butler Boulevard are listed for sale by Jim Sturdevant
of Vlahakis Company. This buildings were owned by Joe Covello until his recent death, and are
now being listed for sale by Mr. Covello’s children. All reasonable offers will be considered.
Contact jessica@nwlansing.org or 517-214-5684 to learn about incentive programs to assist
with renovation and taxes on the properties. Neighborhood and business surveys indicate that
the most demanded businesses for this area are grocery stores and places to buy fresh foods,
as well as restaurants, coffee shops and banks. For more information about the property contact
Jim at 381-7413 or jsturdevant@vlahakis.com.

1010 W. Saginaw Street
Formerly a beautiful Victorian home and business location, 1010 W. Saginaw needs a lot of
love. The property is zoned commercial. The land is 6800 square feet and the building is 1400
square feet. Accepting all offers, Keith Barber, Remax Commercial, 517-321-8255 Ext. 267 or
290-2768, keithbarber@remax.net

826 W. Saginaw Street Sale or Lease
Two-story house at the corner of Saginaw and Chicago, zoned commercial. 1300 square feet
total. Asking $950/mo to lease or $119,00 to purchase. Onsite parking in rear, public parking lot
steps away. More info: Sam Yono, Jr. 248-472-9933.

Restaurant Building for Lease

2012 is ideally located at the corner of Stanley and Saginaw

Street on Lansing’s Westside.

Excellent visibility with

17,000

cars per day on Saginaw Street and a similar

number on

Oakland,

and nestled between the affluent

Westside

Neighborhood and the Old Oakland

Neighborhood.

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