Owners of landmark Saline building turn to new marketing approach
One of downtown Saline’s landmark buildings is up for sale and the current owners are looking for new ways to move it. Excerpt: Owners of a landmark building on Michigan Avenue in downtown Saline hope a new marketing approach will lead them to a buyer for the former site of the Saline Cafe after nearly four years. Ann Beach, daughter of Herb and Joyce Gaudet, who operated the cafe and the adjacent Kelly’s 107 bar from the mid-1980s until the end of 2004, has enlisted the help of Swisher Commercial’s Tony Caprarese. Read the rest of the story here.
One of downtown Saline’s landmark buildings is up for sale and the current owners are looking for new ways to move it.
Excerpt:
Owners of a landmark building on Michigan Avenue in downtown Saline hope a new marketing approach will lead them to a buyer for the former site of the Saline Cafe after nearly four years.
Ann Beach, daughter of Herb and Joyce Gaudet, who operated the cafe and the adjacent Kelly’s 107 bar from the mid-1980s until the end of 2004, has enlisted the help of Swisher Commercial’s Tony Caprarese.
Read the rest of the story here.
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