Brownfield Redevelopment Examples
Suburban Automotive Group
Remtech was one of the first companies in the country to apply the concept of brownfield redevelopment to junkyards. Remtech purchased a junkyard in Novi, MI at Novi Road and Grand River. Remtech turned the property into 2 car dealerships for the Suburban Automotive Group, This site is currently home to a Honda and Acura dealership.
Location
Novi, MI
Size
75,000 SF
Year
1998
Client
Suburban Automotive Group
Services
Remtech was one of the first companies in the country to apply the concept of brownfield redevelopment to junkyards. Remtech purchased a junkyard in Novi, MI at Novi Road and Grand River. Remtech turned the property into 2 car dealerships for the Suburban Automotive Group, This site is currently home to a Honda and Acura dealership.
Truck Stop & Gas Station Brownfield Redevelopment
In 1999 Remtech bought a truck stop, gas station, and an abandoned restaurant in Hartland Township, MI, at the corner of M59 and US23, which had major environmental issues. To the delight of the community, Remtech cleaned up the site which is currently a Meijers.
Location
Hartland Township, MI
Size
Meijer Thrifty Acres
Year
1999
Client
Remtech Company Project
Services
In 1999 Remtech bought a truck stop, gas station, and an abandoned restaurant in Hartland Township, MI, at the corner of M59 and US23, which had major environmental issues. To the delight of the community, Remtech cleaned up the site which is currently a Meijers.
Einstein Bros.’ Bagels
Remtech bought an old gas station in Berkely, MI at 11 Mile and Woodward that needed environmental cleanup. After the cleanup, a commercial building was constructed and Remtech secured a 20-year lease with Einstien Bros.’ Bagels on the property.
Location
Berkely, MI
Size
15,000 SF
Year
2009
Client
Einstein Bros.’ Bagels
Services
Remtech bought an old gas station in Berkely, MI at 11 Mile and Woodward that needed environmental cleanup. After the cleanup, a commercial building was constructed and Remtech secured a 20-year lease with Einstien Bros.’ Bagels on the property.
Crain's Brownfield Venture Article
Remtech’s CEO and Founder, John Matouk, developed a $112M fund, with other investors, to help buy, clean up and develop contaminated land in Metro Detroit. This Crain’s article details this brownfields venture.
Location
Metro Detroit
Size
Various
Year
1999 - 2005
Client
Various
Services
Remtech’s CEO and Founder, John Matouk, developed a $112M fund, with other investors, to help buy, clean up and develop contaminated land in Metro Detroit. This Crain’s article details this brownfields venture.
