The city's first land bank authority would acquire 100 parcels for potential redevelopment — including as housing.
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A home fit for Jackie O is up for grabs in a Lake Michigan vacation destination.
A famed architecture firm’s ‘Dream House’ lists for $2.3M in Douglas
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A former refugee who came to Michigan with $20 to his name is now the owner of a 40-unit apartment complex.
Former Burmese refugee acquires Wyoming apartment complex for $3.2M
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The vessels will bring thousands of maritime tourists back to Michigan's ports.
Two popular Great Lakes cruise ships are returning to Michigan
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A trio of Lake Michigan towns are undergoing projects to turn underused waterfront property into a destination.
3 lakeshore communities lean on private partners for major waterfront projects
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The long-empty Cherryland Center — once an iconic indoor mall with huge cultural importance — is coming back to life.
In Traverse City, an old shopping mall finds new life, from curling to symphonies
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Saugatuck is walking back plans to turn the old faith-based campsite into a park.
Saugatuck Township withdraws $3.6M plan for riverfront land deal
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The nonprofit with cafes in Ada Township and Lowell is adding a third in Grand Rapids.
Cafe employing people with intellectual disabilities expands with third location
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Brothers Terry and Randy Brenner are looking to retire after six decades in Comstock Park.
Last-of-its-kind Grand Rapids-area bait shop hits the market after 60-year run
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The boutique hotel that pays homage to historic Ada is officially open.
DeVos-led Ada Village hotel crosses the finish line after 5 years
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