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Commercial Real Estate in Shelby Township, Michigan

Available commercial property in and around Shelby Township.

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10 properties found

2.8 mi

For Sale

3.99 Acres N Pearson Rd

0 N Pearson Rd, Shelby Township, MI

Vacant Land

4.2 mi

For Sale

6+/- Acres Avon Road

720 E. Avon Road, Rochester Hills, MI

Vacant Land

4.2 mi

For Sale

0.65 Acres Van Dyke

43260 Van Dyke, Sterling Heights, MI

Vacant Land

4.9 mi

For Sale

5.22 Acres Hall Rd

Hall Rd, Macomb Township, MI

Vacant Land

5.1 mi

For Lease

311 W. University Drive - FOR LEASE

311 W University Dr, Rochester, MI

Office · 4,350 SF

5.1 mi

For Sale

311 W. University Drive

311 W University Dr, Rochester, MI

Office · 4,350 SF

5.2 mi

For Lease

Clinton Corners Plaza

43200-43290 Hayes Rd, Clinton Township, MI

Retail · 15,280 SF

5.2 mi

For Sale

6.19 Acres Mound Rd

41453 Mound Rd, Sterling Heights, MI

Vacant Land

5.5 mi

For Sale

3100 S Rochester Rd

3100 S Rochester Rd, Rochester Hills, MI

Retail · 2,885 SF

7.0 mi

For Lease

1955 W Hamlin Rd

1955 W Hamlin Rd, Rochester Hills, MI

Office · 11,934 SF

About Shelby Township

Michigan's territorial legislature set off Shelby in 1827, and its original land included what is now Sterling Heights. For a long time it stayed rural. Its small hub was Disco, platted in 1849 at what is now 24 Mile and Van Dyke, with a wooden bowl factory, a feed mill, a cider mill and a planing mill. Disco never incorporated, and only a few homes remain.

The site most people know came later. Packard Motor Car Company established its proving grounds on Van Dyke in 1927, hiring Albert Kahn to design the gates and lodge, and the company ran the track until 1956. Chrysler leased it during World War II, and Ford bought the property in 1961. A foundation now cares for the surviving historic buildings at the gateway.

Van Dyke remains the spine. The Downtown Development Authority covers the whole road within the township, from the Utica border up to 26 Mile, with office space along the way. Lakeside Boulevard and Hall Road form a retail district at the southern end, while the 26 Mile Road district leans toward retail, restaurants and medical services. Manufacturers look to Cherry Creek Corporate Park. Utica, on the southern edge, is a separate city.