☰

Commercial Center

The Dowagiac Commercial Center provides the perfect location for big box commercial and retail prospects, whose operations are too large for the downtown, where most storefronts are 1,500 to 2,000 square feet.

The M-51 commercial center is site accessible and zoned for general business.  Property is served by municipal water, sewer, storm sewer, American Electric Power and SEMCO Energy.  Tenants include Baymont Inn & Suites, Tractor Supply Co., along with both residential and senior living complexes. 

For land prices and further information, contact the City of  Dowagiac at 782-2195 or the This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. 

 

Latest News from your Chamber

  • January 16th, 2025

    2025 Ice Time Festival features Ice Guru

    DOWAGIAC – Now in its 28th year, Dowagiac’s Annual Ice Time Festival, is scheduled for Saturday, February 1, and will once again offer a reason to get out of hibernation and visit Dowagiac.  The winter festival, a Greater Dowagiac Chamber of Commerce event, takes place mostly in the central business district, with some activities hosted by businesses in close proximity to downtown.

    “I am thrilled to share that Ice Sculptures, Ltd. from Grand Rapids, Michigan, will be on site carving a very large, multi-block piece during Dowagiac’s Ice Time Festival,” announced event chairperson Kris Soenen. “ The Ice Guru himself, Randy Finch, will be onsite to create an extra-large marquee ice sculpture out of 10 blocks of ice.” 

    Read more ...  

  • September 25th, 2024

    Decorate Dowagiac 2024

    Click ornament to donate

    Decorate Dowagiac LOGO

     

     A new committee, Decorate Dowagiac, announced today their mission of building upon and enhancing the City of Dowagiac’s traditional holiday streetscape decorations.   

    “Our goal is to enhance the basics that are already in stock, and add some new features,” stated Melissa Gunn, committee Chairwoman. “Because commercial décor is expensive, this is going to be a group effort in fundraising in order to build a variety of decorations over a few years.”

    Gunn stated that the first goal is to embellish the City Christmas Tree that is set up in Beckwith Park annually.

    Read more ...