Local Service Area
Proudly Serving Oxford and the Surrounding Communities
Cross Property Management is a service-area business based in Oxford, Michigan. Owner David Lee works with commercial properties across northern Oakland County and southern Lapeer County.
Primary Location
Oxford, Michigan
Oxford is home base. Commercial properties along M-24, the downtown business district, and the surrounding township parcels are all within the core service area.
Own or manage a commercial property near Oxford but do not see your city listed? Contact David at 248.495.1362 to find out whether service is available at your location.
Communities Served
Local Service Area Pages
Each community page covers the commercial services available there, local seasonal considerations, and the property types most common in that area. Service at a specific address is subject to confirmation.
Oxford Township
Oxford Township mixes lakefront neighborhoods, gravel-road frontage, and commercial parcels spread along M-24 and the side roads that feed it. Properties here are often larger and less uniform than a downtown storefront, with deep turf areas, long drives, and open frontage that shows every missed pass of a mower.
View local servicesLake Orion
Lake Orion's village core packs retail, professional offices, and restaurants onto compact lots with tight parking and heavy foot traffic. Curb appeal is visible from the sidewalk here, so trimmed edges and cleared walk-up areas do real work for a business.
View local servicesOrion Township
Orion Township carries some of the largest commercial and light industrial footprints in the area, including corridors near Baldwin Road and Brown Road. Larger lots mean more turf, more pavement, and a stronger case for one contractor handling the property in both seasons.
View local servicesOakland Township
Oakland Township is largely low-density, with commercial and institutional properties tucked between preserved open space and residential subdivisions. Properties tend to have long approaches, natural buffers, and higher expectations for a tidy, understated appearance.
View local servicesClarkston
Clarkston blends a historic downtown with newer commercial development near I-75. Historic-district properties often have mature landscaping, narrow service access, and sightlines that make sloppy edging obvious from the street.
View local servicesBrandon Township
Brandon Township and the Ortonville area include small commercial buildings, service businesses, and institutional properties on generous lots. Open frontage and rural road edges mean the appearance of a property is set largely by mowing lines and clean pavement edges.
View local servicesMetamora
Metamora is a small, rural community where commercial properties sit close to open land and horse country. The look of a property carries weight in a town this size, and maintenance tends to be judged by neighbors as much as by customers.
View local servicesLapeer
Lapeer supports a working downtown plus commercial and light industrial property along the M-24 corridor north of Oxford. Many of these properties have employee parking, customer parking, and loading access that all need to stay usable.
View local servicesAuburn Hills
Auburn Hills is dense with office parks, light industrial buildings, and retail centers that expect a consistently professional exterior. Tenants and visitors arrive on schedule, so maintenance that happens quietly and on time matters more than anything flashy.
View local servicesRochester Hills
Rochester Hills commercial property tends to sit on well-landscaped sites where the standard for exterior appearance is already high. Clean edges, tidy islands, and swept walks are expected rather than noticed.
View local servicesNorthern Oakland County
Northern Oakland County covers a wide mix of commercial property, from village storefronts to light industrial buildings on open acreage. What ties them together is distance: many businesses here are far enough from metro contractors that dependable local service is hard to find.
View local servicesSouthern Lapeer County
Southern Lapeer County sits just north of Oxford and shares the same commuter corridors. Commercial properties here are often spread out, with long frontage, gravel edges, and generous parking that has to stay usable year-round.
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Whether you need dependable lawn care during the growing season or commercial snow plowing throughout the winter, Cross Property Management is ready to learn more about your property.