For more information about the Plymouth 4th of July Good Morning USA Parade, click here.
For more information about the Northville Independence Day Parade, click below:
Independence Day Parades: Plymouth Starts at 9am, Northville starts at 10am
Author: BAKE REAL ESTATE
Craft Beer, Food Trucks, and Games! Tapped in the Ville for 2018 is coming June 23rd!
Northville’s annual Tapped in the ‘Ville beer festival features some of the best local, state and regional brews. Food Trucks will be on site as well as live entertainment and a cornhole tournament
BAKE Real Estate is Pleased to Congratulate our Newest Associate Broker: Stephanie Sultan
Stephanie Sultan began her career with BAKE Real Estate in 2013 and focuses on the Plymouth, Northville, Canton, Livonia and Ann Arbor areas. She holds the National Association of REALTORS “Green” designation to help promote & educate homeowners & purchasers about energy efficiency and sustainable home features. Stephanie grew up in the area and carries with her a vast and valuable trove of local knowledge – so crucial to real estate decisions often based on location. Combined with her experience in the area, Stephanie is also extremely detail-oriented, calm under pressure, and hard working – all essential qualities required in a Real Estate Broker. Her patience and diligence are especially suited for first-time homebuyers and sellers. Now living with her husband in Ann Arbor, she enjoys daily adventures with their 3 energetic dogs. Stephanie can be contacted via email at stephanie@bakerealestate.com or on her cell phone at 734-620-4536
Plymouth and Northville Real Estate Values – 2017 Continues the Trend
The Super Bowl and Olympics are over, Spring Training has begun and that means only one thing: Real Estate Season is here! Buyers and Sellers are emerging from their winter hibernation and preparing and planning their next move.
Our markets of Plymouth and Northville, both City and Township, remain strong and steady. The charts are fairly self-explanatory and locals know how intense the market is around us. The City of Plymouth continues to increase in value as the downtown area flourishes with busy shops, restaurants, and events. The City of Northville has also seen significant increases in value. The Townships of both Plymouth and Northville have also shown steady price increases in addition to growing new development activity – especially in Northville Township. The lack of inventory as shown below illustrates that in an area where there is limited opportunity for new development, the price of existing homes will appreciate in a strong market.
With our first snowfall upon us, here’s an article about some fun activities right in our own back yard!
State of Comics & Collectibles now open in Downtown Plymouth!
An interesting new shop on Forest Ave: State of Comics & Collectibles is now open and worth a visit even if you don’t read comics. There’s a wide range of books and collectibles that will be sure to fascinate you. Now we just need a good playing card and hobby shop!
Visit the shop at 577 Forest Ave Plymouth, MI 48170 or you can visit them online at www.stateofcomics.com
Park Place Gastro Pub Nearly Ready to Open in Downtown Plymouth
The Place Place Gastro Pub at 336 Main St in downtown Plymouth is getting ready to open. The old 336 Main has been with us for some time and now it’s being revitalized into the the Park Place Gastro Pub. Walking by today, here’s their new look… and here’s a link to their facebook page.
2017 Plymouth Art in the Park – A Local Summer Favorite on July 7-9th, 2017 in the City of Plymouth!
It’s that time of year again, where the artists move in and showcase their talents to people that come from all over Metro-Detroit and beyond. Art in the Park is July 7, 8, and 9th!
Come one, come all, to enjoy Plymouth’s Art in the Park!
For more information on the event, transportation, maps & sponsors, visit their website by clicking here.
Northville Arts & Acts Festival This Weekend: June 16th to 18th, 2017
The Northville Art House shines a spotlight on the imagination, art, talent and cultural diversity of artists throughout the region when the annual Arts and Acts Festival returns for the sixth consecutive year June 16-18 in historic downtown Northville. The Festival includes the 29th annual juried fine art show Art in the Sun, featuring over 70 talented artists; the Sandbox Play Festival produced by Tipping Point Theatre; the Short on Words Literary Contest; musical entertainment featuring some of metro Detroit’s top musicians; Children’s Activities; the Northville Art House Chalk Festival; our new Young Artist Juried Art Fair; and a large variety of festival food and drink.
Friday, June 16: 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday, June 17: 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday, June 18: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Main and Center Streets, downtown Northville, Michigan
For more information, click here.
College for Creative Studies establishing Art and Design Programs at the Plymouth Arts & Recreation Complex (PARC)
It’s an exciting time for Plymouth with the College for Creative Studies (CCS) of Detroit establishing programs at the Plymouth Arts & Recreation Complex (PARC). This morning, we met with representatives from the College and discussed their plans going forward. With the support of the Margaret Dunning Foundation, CCS plans to provide pre-college, college credit, continuing education, and other art and design related programs within the PARC facility. CCS is one of the world’s premier art and design institutions with an especially well regarded Transportation Design program with graduates working in automotive design studios around the world.
Look for more information about CCS programs at the PARC over the next few months including at Art in the Park.
Saxton’s Site Redevelopment Plans
The old Saxton’s site at the corner of Ann Arbor Trail and Deer could see redevelopment very soon. Currently being employed primarily as a parking lot, there are now 3 proposals being considered to redevelop the site into low rise residential, retail, and parking. To learn more about the plans and proposals, you can see the presentations by clicking on the following link:
Here is a wonderful piece that highlights the life and work of William A. Bake (Bob’s brother) of Plymouth and Northville
