New Investments in Marquette County

	Private Investments
	The Customs House The Customs House development transforms the historical building in the heart of Downtown Marquette into four thoughtfully designed, completely unique condo units. The Customs House is located just footsteps away from Historic Downtown Marquette. Estimated completion date: Fall 2021
	Fairfield Inn & Suites Marquette The Fairfield Inn & Suites Marquette is now open and conveniently located in the center of all corporate, government and leisure attractions in Marquette, Michigan. We are near downtown Marquette, UP Health System, Northern Michigan University and a host of our region’s premier businesses. The leisure traveler will find a beautiful sandy beach just across the road from us, as well as kayaking, biking, golf, snow sports, and endless miles of hiking trails. The Marquette Bicycle Path runs right past our hotel and will easily guide you to Presque Isle Park, which is only a couple of short miles away. At the Marquette Fairfield Inn & Suites, you will enjoy our indoor pool/spa, complimentary high-speed Internet, complimentary hot breakfast each morning and legendary guest service that will make you want to return. Investment amount – Est $12-13 million Job creation – 25
	FOX Marquette Subaru Dealership The Fox Marquette Subaru dealership has opened and is providing their Subaru customers and their Ford customers the same great service. With the extra capacity, customers should expect shortened waiting times. FOX Marquette was careful to be a good steward of the environment throughout the project. Investment amount – $7 million Job creation – 15-20
	TEAM Wireless The three-unit building has been constructed on 3195 Wright St. and become home to the brand-new TEAM Wireless retail space as well as two other businesses. Investment amount – $3.5 million Job creation – 10 additional careers at TEAM Wireless, 30+ careers expected across all 3 units.
	Union Carpenters and Millwrights Skilled Training Center The training center was a $10 million, 35,000 square feet investment. The center is located less than one mile west of Marquette township. Not included in the overall investment, was a sizable grant from the United Brotherhood of Carpenters International Organization to fund equipment needed to complete the project in a fourteen-month time frame. Job creation: More than one hundred and fifty tradespersons were employed on the project.
	Marquette Veterinary Clinic Marquette Veterinary Clinic was established in 1958. A new clinic has been planned for years in the making and finally opened its doors on October 15th, 2019. The clinic is bigger with a better workflow for clients and staff, a separate cat waiting room, more exam rooms, a bigger lab/pharmacy, a larger surgery suite, and a treatment area. In the last year, the Marquette Veterinary Clinic has hired an associate veterinarian and a licensed veterinary technician. Architect: Ken Czapski. Construction companies: Closner Construction, with local subcontractors including JP Electric, Skandia Truss, Dressler Mechanical, and Upper Hand Window Company.
	UP Health System-Marquette Officially opened on June 2, 2019, UPHS- Marquette was a $300 million investment with 256 beds. For more information click here.
	One Marquette Place The building includes a parking structure with high-end apartments, a café, and some office space. Their investment in the community is $15 million. To find out more, click here.
	Holiday Inn- Marquette The last phase of the Holiday Inn- Marquette renovation is complete. This phase consisted of remodeling the last part of the hotel tower, the dining room, the pool room, and installing a new bar in the dining room. The project that started in September of 2017 was completed by 2019.
	Liberty Way The Veridea Group Tenants: Upper Peninsula Health Plan, mBank, Staybridge Suites, Myefski Architects, The Veridea Group Washington & Lincoln Intersection, City of Marquette Phased construction of three buildings containing 130,000 sq. ft. 150+ construction jobs, 100+ permanent full-time jobs added Total Investment: $30 million
	Grandview Marquette Provide 56 Affordable Housing Units $15.8 Million investment supported by low-income housing tax credits and federal historic tax credits administered by the Michigan State Housing Development Authority Completion: late summer 2017
	Ojibwa Casino Marquette Total casino interior & exterior property renovation. Up 50+ New Jobs created in addition to existing staff positions.Includes the Following New Additions: • A 76 Room Hotel & Spa, 1,200 Seat Entertainment Venue, two Signature Restaurants, Convention Center, New Players Club w/ Expanded Guest Services/Benefits & VIP Room, Bar & Lounge w/ Live Music Stage, Almost Double the Gaming Machines, Expanded Parking Spaces, & Exterior Landscaping & Lighting $36+ Million investment Completed in December of 2019
	Barrel + Beam Barrel + Beam is a brewery solely focused on farmhouse and barrel-aged real ale. $2 Million investment Completed: Spring 2018
	Miller-Bradford & Risberg, Inc. New 11,000 square foot facility Negaunee Township $1,500,000 investment

	New Public Investments in Marquette County
	Northern Michigan University NMU Dorms 351,000 square ft resident hall complex – adding 47 more beds to NMU’s housing capacity Investment: $80 million Completed: Summer 2018 University Center The project will include a student-centered core on the first floor, with a relocated Center for Student Enrichment, smaller bookstore and new student activity zone with a pub-style atmosphere. The second floor will feature a 12,000 square-foot ballroom/conference space and reconfigured Great Lakes Rooms. Investment: $20 million Completion: Scheduled for Summer 2019 Jacobetti Center The rebuild project of the Jacobetti Center will feature more than 40 specialized laboratories and classrooms for education in skilled trades. Investment: $28.6 million The state will invest $20.1 million into this public-private partnership.
	Marquette Energy Center Construction Jobs: 125 plus Investment: $65 million
	Marquette County Jail Focused on safety, security and bringing the building up to code. Investment: $1.6 million renovation
	Marquette County Transit Authority Downtown Transfer Station Investment: $1.2 million
	Iron Ore Heritage Recreation Authority Iron Ore Heritage Trail DNR Trust Fund Grant: $400,000 MDOT TE Grant: $777,000
	City Hall Renovation & Waster Water Treatment Plant Generator Project Gundlach Champion, Inc. is working on Phase 3 completing the hallway floor tile and ceiling tile in an occupied City Hall.The Waste Water Treatment Plant generators were delivered and set in place in August. In mid-October, the gas conditioning equipment and gas storage tanks arrived on site. Johnson Controls will now begin the commissioning process.

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