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Werner Macedo, co-owner of D32 Invest, says the homes will most likely be priced at entry-level, and that the company hopes to break ground by the end of this year.
“We’re very excited. We follow the development of the community very closely,” he said. We feel very welcomed by everyone, the municipality. Everyone has just been really great, especially our local partners who are helping us there.”
Though the official sale of the land only recently went through, D32 Invest has been under contract for almost a year and announced Bennah Oaks on social media in March.
In a video posted to Facebook, a spokesperson described the new neighborhood coming to Belleview, which is advertised as a 107-acre community. Bennah Oaks will offer a handful of floorplans for single-family homes, including some with four bedrooms and three bathrooms and others with three beds and two and a half baths.
Kelley O’Neill Journalist Danny Fenster’s family, from left: Buddy, Bryan, and Rose, at their Huntington Woods home. On a recent weekday at their Huntington Woods home, the Fenster family is trying to keep their spirits up. Take this potion, Rose Fenster says, holding a jar filled with a spinach smoothie. Whatever it takes to get him home, Buddy says. Both are wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the likeness of their son, Danny, 37, a journalist who s been detained in Myanmar since May 24, when he was trying to board a plane at Yangon International Airport for a surprise visit home. Since then, the Fenster residence has become a hub of activity as the family works day in and day out to raise awareness of Danny s incarceration, hosting back-to-back sit-downs with reporters between appearan
Stephanie Spencer and her father Joe will open a new restuarant in Farmington Hills. An Eastern Market institution for decades, Detroit s Louisiana Creole Gumbo restaurant is set to open its first suburban location at 29216 Orchard Lake Rd., in Farmington Hills in mid-March. Joe Spencer, president of Louisiana Creole Gumbo, says the restaurant will be carryout-only until the COVID-19 pandemic subsides. Once they offer dine-in seating, it will be able to seat up to 30 people. For more than 50 years, Louisiana Creole Gumbo has served its signature creole, gumbo, jambalaya, red beans, meats, rice, and more to the Detroit community. As far as the food, we ll be serving the same menu, Spencer tells
Meet the Motor City Magnet Fishers. Eight-year-old Avery Vanderwal and her father Jason can often be found fishing alongside local waterways like the Rouge and Detroit Rivers. Dressed for the job in a sparkly unicorn coat, Avery uses all of her strength to throw an unusual looking fishing line into the water: a rope tied to a heavy-duty magnet. This isn t your average fishing trip; it s magnet fishing. My favorite part about magnet fishing is getting outdoors and doing something good for the waterways, says Jason, but his daughter confesses that she loves their new pastime because of all the cool objects they find.