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Commercial Real Estate in Milford, Michigan

Available commercial property in and around Milford.

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3.6 mi

For Lease

Lyon Oaks Plaza

30771 Milford Road, Lyon Township, MI

Retail · 29,475 SF

3.8 mi

For Lease

Grand Avenue Plaza

57256 Grand River, New Hudson, MI

Retail · 9,900 SF

3.9 mi

For Sale

56875 Grand River

56875 Grand River, New Hudson, MI

Retail · 1,972 SF

5.5 mi

For Lease

Quadrants Plaza

29814 S. Wixom Road, Wixom, MI

Retail · 15,200 SF

5.6 mi

For Lease

Wixom Commons

29650 S Wixom Rd, Wixom, MI

Retail · 8,000 SF

5.7 mi

For Lease

2255 Pontiac Trail - Lease

2255 Pontiac Trail, Commerce Township, MI

Retail · 5,400 SF

6.3 mi

For Lease

Grand River Square

49575 Grand River, Wixom, MI

Retail · 50,000 SF

6.7 mi

For Lease

Gateway Commons

25660 Pontiac Trail, South Lyon, MI

Retail · 30,000 SF

6.7 mi

For Lease

Former Rite Aid

25610 Pontiac Trail, South Lyon, MI

Retail · 11,180 SF

6.8 mi

For SaleFor Lease

Station Flats Retail

27100 Wixom Road, Novi, MI

Retail · 6,529 SF

About Milford

Milford started with a sawmill built by Elizur and Stanley Ruggles in 1832, followed by a gristmill in 1834. Mill ponds went in on the Huron River in 1836 and 1845, and the village incorporated in 1869. Water power stayed central for a long time: the village had electric lights in 1892, and a dam formed Hubbell Pond in 1911. By 1939 Henry Ford had added a carburetor plant and two hydroelectric stations, part of his plan to let residents farm and work in factories. The plant came down in 2002, and his Art Deco power station on Pettibone Creek remains.

Precision matters with the name. The Village of Milford is a home rule village inside Milford Township, and the township handles its assessing, tax collection and elections. Downtown runs along Main Street, with I-96 to the south and Kensington Metropark nearby.

The defining employer is General Motors. Its Milford Proving Ground opened on September 25, 1924, as a dedicated vehicle testing site on about 1,125 acres and has since grown to about 4,000. Downtown business is smaller in scale, with shops, restaurants and professional offices.