Pop-up in Grandmont Rosedale: REVOLVE Detroit is seeking applications
REVOLVE Detroit is seeking applications for its pop-up retail program, this time in northwest Detroit’s Grandmont Rosedale neighborhood. Over the last three years, REVOLVE has helped pop-ups open in vacant storefronts in Lafayette Park, West Village, Jefferson-Chalmers, and the Avenue of Fashion (Livernois at 7 Mile). Several of these businesses have made the transition from pop-up to permanent and several vacant storefronts that hosted pop-ups have taken on long-term tenants.
Now, REVOLVE Detroit is partnering with the Grandmont Rosedale Development Corporation and Charter One’s “Growing Communities” initiative in seeking entrepreneurs to create two new pop-up shops on Grand River Avenue in Detroit’s distinguished Grandmont Rosedale community.
Applications are due June 15. For more information, visit REVOLVE’s website.
Source: REVOLVE Detroit
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