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The property features on-site parking, public utilities, 16-foot ceilings, and excellent visibility along Division Avenue.
Renovations include professionally designed guest rooms with elevated finishes and carefully selected furnishings, alongside the addition of unique shared amenities and enhanced outdoor gathering spaces, including a pickleball court, sauna, fire pit, and hot tub.
The project marks Grand Rapids’ first major office-to-residential conversion and has already generated strong interest, with more than 60 prospective residents on the waitlist.
The $2.8 million project will offer a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom rental units, each designed to be affordable for households earning between 50% and 120% of the area median income.
The housing complex will ease the housing burden for resident and fellow physicians, helping them feel supported as they begin their careers and encouraging them to stay and practice in Michigan.
Three tenants are moving into the new space with one unit available for lease.
The Landings at Rush Creek would bring 84 one-bedroom townhomes to the northeast side of Hudsonville.
The major building renovation, which includes updated flooring, is aimed at enhancing animal care and community services.
The move marks a return to the city’s downtown for the company, which shifted operations during the pandemic.
Before renovations begin, the garage’s complete assets will be sold in an online auction hosted by Orbitbid.com.
The move marks a significant step in the nonprofit’s commitment to providing high-quality programs and resources for adults seeking to learn English language literacy.
The grant will enable the Tribal Historic Preservation Office to establish a Tribal Register of Historic Places and develop the necessary forms, policies, and procedures.
The facility will consolidate three smaller clinics into one centralized location, doubling its capacity to provide reduced-cost veterinary care to financially challenged pet owners across 10 West Michigan counties.
The Ottawa County Probate Court, located in West Olive since 1991, has relocated.
The new office features 16 windowed offices, three conference rooms, and top-notch information technology infrastructure across nearly 10,000 square feet.
The 190-unit project is one of the largest mixed-income housing developments in the area.
Porchlamp Property Management was established to address growing demand and assist investors in navigating the complexities of rental ownership.
The first-of-its-kind dashboard is available to all Kent County residents and reports on homeownership and rental housing affordability, homelessness, and equity.
The facility will merge three small existing CSNIP clinics in Grand Rapids and Fruitport and offer an expanded range of high-volume, reduced-cost veterinary services for financially challenged pet owners throughout 10 West Michigan counties.
Kent County has launched a new fraud alert system to help combat property fraud within the county.
The new owners of Grand Rapids' historic Harris Building will host a community open house on Thursday, February 1, at 5 p.m.
Scheduled for April 18 and 19 at the Embassy Suites, 710 Monroe Ave NW, the inaugural event aims to bring awareness and education about vacation rentals.