Riker Real Estate

Riker Real Estate Commercial Real Estate Company Commercial and residential space for rent at the Riker Building and 30 North.

Contact us for suite/apartment availability and to schedule showings.

The sky over Pontiac is hazy today. Smoke from fires hundreds of miles north has settled over all of Michigan, and the a...
07/16/2026

The sky over Pontiac is hazy today. Smoke from fires hundreds of miles north has settled over all of Michigan, and the air feels heavy. But look at this wall. Someone stood here and painted three words by hand: Pontiac Never Dies. This city has weathered closed plants, hard winters, and every outsider who ever counted it out — and it’s still here, still painting, still believing. The smoke will clear. It always does. Take care of your lungs and your neighbors until it does. 🖤💛

Tim and the Riker Building.When it was acquired in 2016, the Riker was less than 30% occupied and looked as outdated as ...
07/14/2026

Tim and the Riker Building.
When it was acquired in 2016, the Riker was less than 30% occupied and looked as outdated as it possibly could. Today, the building is nearly 100% occupied and boasts beautiful, open office spaces ranging from 500 sq. ft. to 5,000 sq. ft.
Have a look for yourself!

Ever driven past this 60-foot face in downtown Pontiac and wondered who she is?Meet Elizabeth “Lisette” Denison Forth — ...
07/08/2026

Ever driven past this 60-foot face in downtown Pontiac and wondered who she is?

Meet Elizabeth “Lisette” Denison Forth — the first Black woman in Michigan to own property. Born enslaved in Macomb County, she escaped to Canada, returned free, and in 1825 (before Michigan was even a state) bought 48.5 acres of land right here. That land is now part of Oak Hill Cemetery.

Painted by artist Zach Curtis and towering over the Riker Building on W. Huron St., her portrait is framed by roses and candles — a tribute to a woman whose story is pure rebirth.

Next time you’re downtown, look up. 🌹

📍 35 W. Huron St., Downtown Pontiac
🎨 Zach Curtis | Sponsored by Main Street Pontiac & Main Street Rocks

02/18/2026

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02/12/2026

Floor 9 or Cloud 9? Come see for yourself!

Your luxury office space awaits you and your team… 👀Schedule a tour today!
02/10/2026

Your luxury office space awaits you and your team… 👀Schedule a tour today!

02/06/2026

We go above and beyond (and behind and below) at Riker Real Estate

Big space, big potential 🏙️5,000 sq ft office2 bathroomsUtilities includedText Tim for details: 248-766-0348
01/27/2026

Big space, big potential 🏙️
5,000 sq ft office
2 bathrooms
Utilities included

Text Tim for details: 248-766-0348

01/16/2026

Did you know this building helped shape downtown Pontiac?

This is 30 North Saginaw Street, one of Pontiac’s most historic buildings.

Built in 1924, it originally served as a major bank, designed to show stability, strength, and confidence during Pontiac’s boom years.

Back then, buildings like this weren’t just offices, they were symbols of the city’s future.

Over the decades, 30 North evolved, surviving economic shifts, ownership changes, and downtown transformations.

Today, it’s a mixed-use landmark with apartments, photography studios, salon spaces, offices, as well as The Treasury, an event space-blending historic charm with modern life.

It’s more than an address.
It’s a piece of Pontiac’s story, and part of its revival.

Address

35 W Huron Street
Pontiac, MI
48342

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12487660348

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