Southfield City Centre continues to attract diverse businesses, thanks to its ideal location, access to top talent and excellent amenities. Here are some of the businesses that have recently chosen to locate in Southfield’s growing central business district.
Horse Powertrain held a ribbon-cutting on September 9th to celebrate its first U.S. location at 2000 Southfield Town Center, Suite 1300. The company designs and delivers efficient integrated powertrain systems and standalone powertrain products.
Samoon Mediterranean Kitchen celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 24th. The restaurant, located at 26587 Evergreen Road, offers traditional flavors built around shawarmas, fresh-baked pita and flavorful spreads.
Guidance Residential recently opened a regional office for the nation’s leading provider of Islamic home financing. The office is located at 26877 Northwestern Hwy, Suite 300.
The Chapter 13 Standing Trustees has opened an office at 26555 Evergreen Road, Suite 1100. This location is the office of Chapter 13 Standing Trustee Detroit: David Ruskin.
Back to You Rehab, a therapist-owned outpatient physical therapy clinic, has opened at 26211 Central Park Boulevard.
Basuni Insurance Agency, led by State Farm Insurance agent Ahmed Basuni, recently opened at 26877 Northwestern Hwy, Suite 308.
Art on Display
“Radiance: Arts, Culture and Community” is the current Southfield art exhibit now on display in the Southfield City Hall lobby, located at 26000 Evergreen Road. Presented by the Southfield Public Arts Commission, the exhibit runs through September 30 and features the works of eight Michigan-based artists:
- Larry Conerly
- Luba Elizabeth
- Kenneth Hershenson
- Laith Karmo
- Nigel McReynolds
- Ashley Menth
- Jay Roberts
- Robert Trammell
Wings of Southfield
Southfield City Centre recently unveiled its newest mural, Wings of Southfield. The mural, created by artist Caryn Sailor, is located near the south entrance of the Southfield Pavilion on the southwest corner of the Public Services Building. Wings of Southfield is an interactive art piece serving as a fun place for “selfies.”
