FLINT, MI - Shopping center developer building $3.8 million project.
Agree owns, manages anddevelops neighborhood community shopping centers, or single- tenant properties leased to major retail tenants. The company owns and operates a portfolio of 44 properties located in 13 states, with an aggregate of 3.5 million sf in gross leaseable area.
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