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Vision, planning and hard work turned the declining Upper Peninsula mining town of Marquette into a thriving and inspirational community.
Lansing Learn More

Through Main Street support and grassroots neighborhood initiatives, Lansing is creating exciting places where people want to live, work and play. 
Hamtramck Learn More

A working-class urban village enclosed within the city of Detroit, Hamtramck embraces immigrants, hipsters and artists.
Grand Rapids Learn More

Recognized for innovative use of its downtown, Grand Rapids invests heavily in creating places that attract and retain talent. 
Flint Learn More

The restoration of a historic Flint landmark played a critical role in rallying community support for developing the downtown area.
Detroit Learn More

By successfully reimagining downtown neighborhoods, Detroit is attracting artists, entrepreneurs and out-of-town businesses.
Boyne City Learn More

Innovative retail, local foods, the arts and year-round lakefront activities contribute to Boyne City’s thriving downtown – and local economy.
Ann Arbor Learn More

Combining a small-town feel and cosmopolitanism, Ann Arbor enjoys a national reputation for successful placemaking.
Alpena Learn More

One of Michigan’s most popular port cities, Alpena draws on its rich maritime past to create a thriving downtown with international appeal.
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Building a stronger Michigan together
What defines a community? It’s the common ground where people gather –from housing, streets and plazas to parks, green spaces and waterfronts. We believe that by revitalizing communities and rebuilding neighborhoods, we can strengthen the entire state. Together with our many partners, we invest in Michigan communities to enhance the quality of life of our residents – and to attract and retain businesses, entrepreneurs and workers throughout the state. Read more

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Application for MSHDA’s Gap Financing Program is due by March 1, 2013

NH&RS's The Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) has announced that the application and Preliminary or Reduced Scope Market Study is due by March 1, 2013. If you have not yet ordered the Preliminary or Reduced Scope Market...
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