The Southfield Downtown Development Authority will host a Ribbon Cutting for Fifth Avenue Furniture on August 2 at 9:30 a.m. to celebrate their grand opening at their location, 22555 Greenfield Road.

This ribbon cutting will bring together business leaders, elected officials, and local residents to celebrate the grand opening of Fifth Avenue Furniture. Get ready to indulge in a morning of celebration where the public can enjoy delicious food and drinks, live entertainment, raffles, and exciting giveaways! 

Fifth Avenue Furniture, located within the Southfield Downtown Development Authority District, is a home furnishings retailer located in Detroit, Michigan, known for offering a wide variety of stylish and affordable pieces across every room in the home. Founded and operated by the Zerki Family, the store has earned a reputation for delivering high-quality furniture in modern, contemporary, and traditional designs—without relying on high-pressure sales tactics. By eliminating unnecessary costs and bypassing middlemen, Fifth Avenue Furniture provides exceptional value to budget-conscious customers, making well-crafted pieces more accessible. With a global mix of styles and the option to custom order from catalogs, shoppers are guaranteed a personalized experience and competitive pricing, backed by the store’s price-match promise.

About the Southfield Downtown Development Authority

The Southfield Downtown Development Authority (SDDA) supports economic development and placemaking efforts in Southfield’s Historic Cornerstone District, located in the southeastern corner of the city. Anchored by Providence Hospital—Southfield’s largest employer—the district is experiencing strong momentum, with over $50 million in private investment in the past year alone. It is home to architecturally and culturally significant landmarks such as the former JL Hudson building, Reynolds Metals Headquarters, and the Salvation Army’s national headquarters. The district also features the transformative Northland City Center redevelopment and is intersected by the 36-mile 9Line regional trail, enhancing connectivity and quality of life for residents and visitors alike.

For more information, contact the Southfield Downtown Development Authority at (248) 796-5192.