In my area, there is an ongoing resurgence of ground-level storefronts with residential over.[1][2]
In both cases, at least one of the rows of homes is actually large condo units on top of ground level retail space. The homes in both developments are selling quickly and in the first, the retail spaces are also condo (owner operated, or whatever you'd call it). It appears to be a mix of light food (coffee shop), retail, a fitness studio, and some small professional offices.
In both cases, at least one of the rows of homes is actually large condo units on top of ground level retail space. The homes in both developments are selling quickly and in the first, the retail spaces are also condo (owner operated, or whatever you'd call it). It appears to be a mix of light food (coffee shop), retail, a fitness studio, and some small professional offices.
1 - http://www.crescentplaceleesburg.com/img/Waverly_Insert_Apr2...
2 - http://builtbytradition.com/development/developmentcurrent/j...