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Sakura Novi, Michigan’s first Asian-themed, mixed-use real estate development, today announced a lease has been executed for The Dancing Pine Korean Steakhouse, while a joint venture agreement has been executed with Robertson Brothers Homes to build 117 townhouse apartments.
The development, located at Grand River Avenue and Town Center Drive in Novi, will include a collection of Asian-themed restaurants, high-end lifestyle retail shops and services, townhome apartments, office space, and, at the center, a Japanese-themed garden path, an existing pond, and a public plaza for community events.
Novi is located in Oakland County, the ninth-wealthiest county in the United States with a population of more than 1 million people. According to the development team, 290,000 Asians and Asian-Americans live within 50 miles of the project, while the average household income is $119,999 within a three-mile radius of the site.
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This is not our first home built from the ground, however this is our first Robertson Brothers Home. My wife and I love the practical layout of the floor plan, the elevation style of our house, the construction quality and choice of materials. We love the design of all the whole neighborhood. We are very happy, satisfied from the sales process, turn over process, the 2 month after move-in inspection and correction of whatever needed to be addressed. Thank you to Karin, Ron and Russ! You are all appreciated very much Thank you! There is also a 11 month inspection which we have never experienced with other builders, Wow!
