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Developer eyes two Front Street lots

TRAVERSE CITY — A South Bend, Ind., developer is planning a new building along the Boardman River’s shore in downtown Traverse City Joe Sarafa, who along with Erik Falconer owns 309 W. Front St., confirmed Great Lakes Capitalhas a purchase option on the lot. Plans sent to the Traverse City Planning Department show a four-story building with 96 apartments, two street-level retail spaces and a leasing office.

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The Kazanowskis, owners and founders of High Five Spirits and Gypsy Vodka, sought approval for a tasting room license and entertainment and Sunday sales permits. According to the duo’s application, High Five Spirits “is set to add to Traverse City’s spirits scene with the opening of a sleek tasting room on Front Street.

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Viewpoint: Beacon committed to downtown project, a vibrant South Bend

Our board and leadership affirmed our commitment to a partnership and project that will be positive for the future vitality of downtown South Bend. We transferred ownership of 13 parcels of land south of the Memorial Hospital campus to enable the city and Great Lakes Capital to build a mixed-use development that complements our Memorial Hospital campus reinvestment.

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Developer eyes two Front Street lots

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