Grand Rapids Brownfield Redevelopment Authority

A popular grant program for new Grand Rapids developers has been paused after running out of funding midway through the fiscal year

New housing is coming to Grand Rapids’ northeast side

The Brownfield Redevelopment Authority is recommending the city use taxes collected on the project to reimburse up to 10.6 million of the developer’s costs

Three new Grand Rapids housing projects, adding nearly 250 units, have received Grand Rapids’ Brownfield Redevelopment Authority tax incentives, and many of those units would be reserved for low-and middle-income residents

A shuttered Grand Rapids Family Fare grocery store will be demolished to make way for a 168-unit apartment development

The city of Grand Rapids approved plans for a 72-unit apartment development called Parkview Flats in the city’s Creston neighborhood

Nonprofit housing provider Habitat Kent secured tax incentives and a grant from the city of Grand Rapids towards its affordable housing project

Together West Michigan held a press conference before speaking to the Grand Rapids City Commission Tuesday

State legislators and Grand Rapids community leaders recently held a groundbreaking for what will be the largest minority-owned, mixed-use building in the city’s 3rd Ward

The projects received a total of nearly $8 million under the state’s new Brownfield program