Unloved, unwanted, and unoccupied, these retail spaces are currently sitting vacant and have been for what seems to be a long time.

See also Category:Doomed buildings, from which some of this is drawn; if the site is contaminated from previous retail or industrial use, Category:Brownfields also tells a story.

Currently abandoned

• Georgetown Mall. Last tenant, Kroger, moved out in August 2009, leaving the entire complex empty. [1]
• Ypsilanti Mobile Village. Abandoned trailer park in Ypsilanti Township; owner in bankruptcy. [2]
• That ramshackle building at the corner of Detroit St and North Division; formerly the Clark Super 100 Service Station.
• The shack-like building at Summit and North Main, across from the Summit Party Store.
• 415 West Washington. Former City of Ann Arbor maintenance facility, now boarded up; parking lot in use.

Abandoned and subsequently torn down

• The old Kroger site in Lower Town (was to be Broadway Village)
• The old Michigan Inn on Jackson Road
• Bagel Factory, Village Corner, and Student Bike Shop at South U and Forest; redeveloped into The Landmark, a high-rise student housing complex.

Abandoned and redeveloped

Can't keep them down forever!

• The former home of Leopold Bros, now the home of a software company
• That old furniture store on the corner of Liberty and Division, now Mani Osteria