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See how the MEDC and communities have come together to increase private investment, create jobs and make lasting impacts in neighborhoods across the state through these project profiles.
55 Ionia Partners LLC (The Morton) was a vacant, 13-story building, formerly known as the Morton House Hotel, located in the heart of downtown Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids’ Harmony Brewing Company LLC and Stocking Street Properties LLC were awarded a performance-based grant to renovate the the former Rauser Sausage factory into the brewing company’s second location.
GL Rentals LLC was awarded a $325,000 performance-based grant to construct a new two-story mixed-use building that will contain first floor office space and three residential units on the second floor in the city of Zeeland.
Bridge and Turner LLC redeveloped the property located at 405 Bridge Street NW to create two new, mixed-use buildings.
This project redeveloped 216 and 220 West Michigan Avenue in downtown Kalamazoo, transforming the mostly vacant buildings into vibrant, mixed-use space.
This project included the redevelopment of three existing and aging structures in the heart of downtown Grand Rapids.
This project involved significant restoration of the entire north and east facades at 102 South Main Street.
This project redeveloped and built out a vacant building to house the new American Lightweight Materials Manufacturing Innovation Institute (ALMMII) facility.
711 Alexandrine LLC, a single purpose entity created by PK Housing & Management, redeveloped this vacant four-story, 35,000-square-foot apartment building located in Midtown.
This project transformed the historic David Whitney Building from a functionally obsolete, vacant structure into a vibrant mixed-use building.
09 E. Kirby Lofts LLC renovated Tushiyah United Hebrew School, built in 1922 and located in Midtown Detroit into 25 market-rate housing units and a 32-parking-space gated surface lot.
HopCat LLC fully renovated 4265 Woodward Avenue into its third Michigan brew pub. The 7,800-square-foot building required significant exterior masonry repair, tuck-pointing, window replacement and a new roof.
