U-M Credit Union looks at The Ann Arbor News building
The University of Michigan Credit Union is looking for bigger and better space, and its considering The Ann Arbor News building. However, downtown Ann Arbor isn’t the only place it’s looking.Excerpt:The University of Michigan Credit Union is real-estate shopping and is looking at the now-vacant Ann Arbor News building on the southwest corner of Huron and Division streets.However, the three-story News building is only one of several properties being considered as a potential home for the credit union’s administrative offices, says Jeff Schillag, the institution’s vice president of marketing and community relations.Not all the potential sites are downtown, Schillag says. And any acquired space would replace leased office space.Read the rest of the story here.
The University of Michigan Credit Union is looking for bigger and better space, and its considering The Ann Arbor News building. However, downtown Ann Arbor isn’t the only place it’s looking.
Excerpt:
The University of Michigan Credit Union is real-estate shopping and is looking at the now-vacant Ann Arbor News building on the southwest corner of Huron and Division streets.
However, the three-story News building is only one of several properties being considered as a potential home for the credit union’s administrative offices, says Jeff Schillag, the institution’s vice president of marketing and community relations.
Not all the potential sites are downtown, Schillag says. And any acquired space would replace leased office space.
Read the rest of the story here.
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