Lakeville celebrates wave of new businesses and development
The Lakeville City Council heard an economic development update highlighting recent commercial growth, including a new logistics center, medical clinic, restaurant, and the city's first food truck festival.
Katie Bachmire, the city's Economic Development Manager, presented updates on several recent business activities and community events during the June 9 council meeting. The presentation emphasized Lakeville's ongoing commercial expansion and efforts to engage residents through new amenities.
Among the highlights was a groundbreaking ceremony for the Lakeville 35 Logistics Center, an industrial office warehouse building located at 213000 Juniper Way. The project represents a significant addition to the city's commercial real estate portfolio. Additionally, Terine Dermatology held a ribbon cutting and grand opening for its eighth clinic location at 17305 Cedar Avenue, Suite 230, in the Summergate Professional Building.
The city also celebrated the opening of Salat Thai Kitchen at 17671 Glasgow Avenue in the Crossroads of Lakeville Shopping Center, which offers authentic Thai cuisine for dine-in and carry-out service. In a community-focused event, Lakeville held its inaugural Food Truck Festival at the Lakeville Area Art Center parking lot, drawing 36 food trucks and live music.
The council recommended that residents seeking more information about city events and development opportunities consult the Thrive newsletter and visit the interactive development map available at lakevillebusiness.com/development map. These resources provide ongoing updates about Lakeville's economic activity and future projects.
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