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BC car dealership chain launches real estate development division - Vimarsana News

BC car dealership chain launches real estate development division

“We’re excited to parlay our experience building world-class dealerships and delivering customer service excellence for more than two decades,” said Christian Chia, director of OpenForm Properties and CEO of OpenRoad Auto Group, in a statement. “This is an exciting new venture that will see several new and unique multi-family developments coming to the Vancouver area soon.” This development with 49 townhomes — ranging from studios to three-bedroom units — replaces Bethlehem Lutheran Church building, just one block east of Main Street. The project’s design firms are Marianne Am...

Retailers hosting all-season clearance sale - Grand Rapids Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Retailers hosting all-season clearance sale - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Retailers hosting all-season clearance sale A “challenging” sales climate following lower-than-expected holiday sales has prompted eight local retailers to host a surplus sale this weekend. Gina Van Timmeren, owner of Gina’s Boutique in Grand Rapids, came up with the idea for a Clearance Collective sale in partnership with seven other retailers from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. this Saturday. The sale will be at NOMAD Gallery by Richard App, 74 Monroe Center St. NW in Grand Rapids. “This idea came to me because it’s been a challenging six months for some local boutiques,” Van Timmeren said. “...

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The BucksMont Chamber of Commerce, others offer $50,000 tech upgrade - Vimarsana News

The BucksMont Chamber of Commerce, others offer $50,000 tech upgrade

Libertas Consulting, LLC, of Warminster, and Tennesee-based Low Voltage Nation will award a deserving area business $50,000 in free technology upgrades. The two companies and the Greater BucksMont Chamber of Commerce are accepting nominations for their internet and technology overhaul through April 30, a joint press release states. The giveaway focuses on Bucks and Montgomery County businesses or groups that struggled during the coronavirus pandemic because of obsolete equipment or a low-bandwidth internet connection. Many businesses had to shift sales online or offer some form of socially...

Bucks County Tile Works contract details building issues, product sales - Vimarsana News

Bucks County Tile Works contract details building issues, product sales

Set back off Route 313 in Doylestown, the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works is both a famous landmark and a leaky old building in need of repair.    Ceramic artist Katia McGuirk got what she wanted Wednesday when the Bucks County commissioners authorized a license for her nonprofit to run the building's operations for the next 30 years. As a former employee there, McGuirk knows well what she is undertaking. Like a homebuyer who can see past an old house's cracks and creaks to envision the beautiful home it once was and could be again, McGuirk wants to restore the old tile works both physic...

Lower Makefield approves Prickett Preserve development with Wegmans - Vimarsana News

Lower Makefield approves Prickett Preserve development with Wegmans

After about a year of meetings and discussions, a planned mixed-use development across from Shady Brook Farm in Lower Makefield took a major step forward Wednesday.  Supervisors voted 4-1 in favor of the final land development plan for the Prickett Preserve at Edgewood development that will bring a Wegmans, 200 apartments, and several retail and dining spots to the 36-acre property on Stony Hill Road.  Supervisor John Lewis voted against the plans over concerns the commercial aspect of the project would harm other retailers in the township, bring a “torrent” of similar pr...