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A nearly $15 million housing and entertainment facility is beginning to rise above Downtown Port Huron. Dubbed the Wrigley Center, the project is the vision of local developer Larry Jones, who bought the former Art Van Building from from the St. Clair County Board of Commissioners for $35,000 last year. Jones, speaking to WPHM yesterday, says the project hasn't been without a few setbacks, but still plans on completing it later next year. "It's hart to find workers, and our COVID delays and material delays, it's really hard to say," Jones said, when asked to speculate when the project would be completed. "From the very beginning we've said it's an 18 month project, so that would put our opening at next July." Plans for the Wrigley Center call for four stories of apartments, totaling 36 units, as well as an entertainment venue that could play host to things like the Port Huron farmers market, concerts, and weddings. https://www.wphm.net/episo ....
Failed retiree takes on Wrigley Center development project in downtown Port Huron SPECIAL REPORT: ST. CLAIR COUNTY/PORT HURON Port Huron and St. Clair County had several projects stopped in their tracks by COVID-19 and the lockdowns. Several of them, and some new developments, are underway again. In this special report: Port Huron has Larry Jones miserable failure at retirement to thank for turning a hulking eyesore in the middle of downtown into what will be a mixed-use, $14.4 million development, with 36 loft apartments on the top three floors and a 50,000-square-foot ground floor that will include a farmer s market, an old-school arcade with Skee-ball and Pop-a-Shot basketball, rock climbing, restaurants, retail stores, a bakery and wood and pottery shops. ....
The Community Foundation of St. Clair County has agreed to contribute $350,000 to a $13 million effort to redevelop the old Art Van building in downtown Port Huron. The project, now called the Wrigley Center, is being spearheaded by local developers Larry Jones and Brent Marshall. The goal is to transform the 48,600-square-foot space into 36 new residential condos, new retail outlets and public event space. The county purchased the property for $560,000 in 2014; three years earlier, it had been listed for $1.3 million. - Advertisement - âThis is certainly a bit of a stretch for our foundation,â said Randa Jundi-Samman, the foundationâs board chair, in a Dec. 7 statement. âHowever, this is a crucial project for Port Huron and the region, and we want to support the work of the developers, the city, the county, the EDA and others who are driving the continued revitalization of our region.â ....