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The Muskegon city planning commission has approved the latest proposal for a plan to redevelop a former factory located near the lakeshore.
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Governor Whitmer says the state will tap into federal funds to accelerate efforts to address a critical shortage in affordable housing. She says that means building more houses and rental units and making them less expensive to rent or own
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Commissioners unanimously approved amendments to the city’s zoning ordinance increasing and diversifying affordable dwelling units.
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Former Van Andel Pavilion at Fulton Manor will assist unhoused vulnerable city residents.
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In 2023, Gov. Whitmer commissioned the first-ever statewide housing plan addressing the housing crisis. In her 2024 State of the State Address, she announced a plan for constructing or refurbishing 75,000 units over five years, committing $1.4 billion in the next budget. How could that money be spent in West Michigan? WGVU spoke with Eureka People, President of Housing Kent
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Local officials optimistic dollars will be used for addressing Kent County's 35,000 units housing gap.
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Communities across the country, and here in West Michigan, are struggling with tackling the housing crisis. One housing expert visited Grand Valley State University’s Hauenstein Center sharing his comprehensive approach for putting housing within reach
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Utilizing $5M in APRA funding, The City of Grand Rapids is seeking proposals for affordable housing and homelessness prevention projects that can improve opportunities for individuals and families in the area.
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In partnership with non-profit Samaritas, housing unit features 53-one-bedroom apartments with waterfront views
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The funds, awarded through the Low-Income Housing Tax Credits program, will create 529 affordable, multi-family rental properties across the state.