LIVONIA, MI-The proposed Livonia Marketplace will break ground Thursday on the former Livonia Mall site. The retail center is being developed by Livonia Phoenix LLC, a joint venture between Grand/Sakwa Properties, Lormax Stern Development and Konover South. According to reports the project is estimated to cost $60 million.

“The groundbreaking signifies the completion of the demolition of the old Livonia Mall and celebrates the start of construction for the new Livonia Marketplace,” says Livonia Phoenix’s Karl Zarbo. “We are proud to be a part of the rebirth and rejuvenation of this area and serve the citizens of Livonia with an outstanding shopping experience.”

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