riverfront redevelopment

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An online hub provides users with Grand Rapids’ riverfront development details

A stretch of downtown Grand Rapids riverfront bordering Acrisure Amphitheater is being revitalized

Currently, the property operates as a 75-space parking lot

Paying for the plans relies on capturing money from the increased state and local tax revenue that the projects are expected to create

Construction crews will break ground later this month on downtown Grand Rapids’ amphitheater project

If approved, it would allow for redevelopment construction of buildings up to 20 stories tall.

Move provides a path for City of Grand Rapids amphitheater construction.

The facility with capacity for 12,000 concertgoers will be located along the east bank of the Grand River on a roughly 12 acres parcel of land at 201 Market Avenue.

The City of Grand Rapids’ redevelopment of the riverfront’s east bank along the Market Street Corridor is one step closer to clearing the needed land for…