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A 72-unit apartment project in Lowell is helping to address West Michigan’s shortfall of affordable housing, with half the units reserved for middle-income residents
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Construction has begun on downtown Grand Rapids’ second office-to-residential affordable housing redevelopment project
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Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer is announcing the construction of more than 600 affordable rental units across the state, and some of those are coming to West Michigan
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A statewide pilot program is breaking down housing barriers for West Michigan residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities, creating affordable, independent living spaces
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Mel Trotter Ministries celebrates the completion of the first of 16 tiny homes, a new concept to address the needs of homeless people in the area
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Some Michigan businesses are working with the state addressing the housing shortage
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer is focused on increasing Michigan’s housing inventory. Today, she toured an affordable housing construction site on Grand Rapids southeast side
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A new state-funded initiative to help employers invest in local housing solutions was announced Monday
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This week, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced 15 housing projects in 10 communities throughout the state receiving low-income housing tax credits
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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