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Investment Properties Michigan Co., LTD. Mergers & acquisitions experts. We acquire, optimize, and exit businesses for maximum ROI. Your Michigan growth partner. Located in Greater Grand Rapids.

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An Ottawa County judge has ruled that RWE Solar can take possession of 562 acres of farmland for its planned 1,900‑acre,...
10/15/2026

An Ottawa County judge has ruled that RWE Solar can take possession of 562 acres of farmland for its planned 1,900‑acre, 200 MW solar project . The land represents roughly one‑third of the proposed development footprint

The dispute centered on a five‑year lease option signed in 2020 by the farmer’s late father. The current landowners argued they believed the agreement only allowed land studies, but the judge found the lease language “clear” and ruled that RWE properly executed the option before its 2025 expiration .

The project still requires approval from the Michigan Public Service Commission, a process expected to extend into 2027



James Smallegan, a Zeeland area farmer, disputed the legality of a contract his father signed with RWE Solar.

The continued investment activity on Grand Rapids’ West Side is notable. A proposed $55M mixed‑use development adding 23...
10/15/2026

The continued investment activity on Grand Rapids’ West Side is notable. A proposed $55M mixed‑use development adding 231 residential units signals sustained demand for modern housing and reinforces the area’s long‑term growth trajectory. We’ll be watching how this project influences density, retail activation, and broader neighborhood value creation. 📈🏙️.



Three developers are partnering on a 231-unit mixed-use project at 516 Alabama Ave. NW, about a block north of Bridge Street.

Grand living out in Lowell, MI — nearly 10,000+ sqft of space, a private salon, and a full two‑story indoor basketball c...
10/01/2026

Grand living out in Lowell, MI — nearly 10,000+ sqft of space, a private salon, and a full two‑story indoor basketball court all tucked into 7+ wooded acres 🌲🏀✨

This seven‑bedroom estate, listed at $2.5M by Jen Copeland of 269 Homes, blends luxury finishes with cozy gathering spaces. Built in 2009, it’s designed for big moments, quiet mornings, and everything in between.



MLive's House of the Week is a nearly 10,000-square-foot estate tucked away on 6.88 wooded acres in Lowell, offering a rare combination of luxury finishes, entertaining spaces and everyday livability.

West Michigan’s wild beauty on canvas — 50 years of conservation turning into 100+ works of art 🌿🎨✨The Land Conservancy ...
10/01/2026

West Michigan’s wild beauty on canvas — 50 years of conservation turning into 100+ works of art 🌿🎨✨
The Land Conservancy of West Michigan is marking its 50th anniversary with Preserved! — a gallery exhibition and fundraiser featuring over 100 artworks inspired by protected local lands. It kicks off Friday, Oct. 2 (5:30–9 p.m. at LaFontsee Galleries) with ticketed receptions, followed by public access on Saturday, Oct. 3.



The Preserved! exhibition features over 100 original artworks created at protected natural areas across West Michigan, with proceeds supporting the organization's 50th anniversary conservation efforts.

Downtown Grand Rapids keeps rewriting its own history. 🏙️The 1892 Michigan Trust Building — where Theodore Roosevelt onc...
09/18/2026

Downtown Grand Rapids keeps rewriting its own history. 🏙️
The 1892 Michigan Trust Building — where Theodore Roosevelt once spoke and Gerald Ford began his legal career — is set for a new chapter: The Vault Hotel – Grand Rapids, a 63‑room boutique hotel blending historic architecture with modern design.
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Construction starts in 2027, opening planned for 2028.
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The Vault Hotel will open a 63-room property inside the 1892 landmark, with construction set to begin in 2027.

On Nov. 3, voters will decide whether to renew the millage that supports John Ball Zoo and the Grand Rapids Public Museu...
09/17/2026

On Nov. 3, voters will decide whether to renew the millage that supports John Ball Zoo and the Grand Rapids Public Museum
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The proposal sets the rate at 0.4 mills for 10 years, with funding split 65% to the zoo and 35% to the museum.
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Leaders from both say it’s a critical investment in education, conservation, and community spaces across Kent County.

A millage in Kent County that funds the John Ball Zoo and Grand Rapids Public Museum is up for a ten-year renewal this fall.

🏗️ Grand Rapids’ Biggest Projects — Where They Stand NowA photo‑driven update on the major developments shaping the city...
07/03/2026

🏗️ Grand Rapids’ Biggest Projects — Where They Stand Now

A photo‑driven update on the major developments shaping the city — showing how each project looks today and how far along construction has come.

What these “big projects” usually include
(MLive’s annual roundup typically covers these categories:)

Downtown riverfront work
Progress on riverbank improvements, trail expansions, and early prep for the upcoming rapids restoration.

Major redevelopment sites
Old industrial buildings being converted into housing, mixed‑use spaces, or tech/innovation hubs.

Large residential builds
New apartment complexes rising in Midtown, Medical Mile, and along the river.

Bridge Street & West Side growth
Restaurants, retail, and multi‑story infill projects continuing to reshape the corridor.

Medical Mile expansions
Health‑care and research buildings adding height and density to Michigan Street.

Infrastructure upgrades
Road redesigns, pedestrian improvements, and transit‑adjacent construction.

Why it matters
Grand Rapids is in one of its biggest growth phases in decades — these projects show how the city is shifting toward:

denser housing

walkable corridors

riverfront activation

adaptive reuse of old buildings

stronger neighborhood commercial districts.

Six developments totaling $1.3 billion aim to transform the Grand River corridor from industrial past to recreation and entertainment hub.

🌊 Grand River Rapids Restoration Clears Federal Environmental ReviewThe long‑planned project to bring real rapids back t...
07/01/2026

🌊 Grand River Rapids Restoration Clears Federal Environmental Review

The long‑planned project to bring real rapids back to downtown Grand Rapids just hit a major milestone: the federal environmental review found “no significant impact” on the river or surrounding environment.

What’s actually happening
Four low‑head dams between I‑196 and Fulton Street will be removed starting July 2026 .

About 20,000 tons of natural rock and boulders will be added to reshape the riverbed and restore natural flow patterns

The project area covers 11.7 acres of riverbed in the downtown stretch

Why the review matters

The NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service) determined the project won’t cause significant environmental harm locally or regionally,

This clears the way for federal funding decisions — Grand Rapids Whitewater hopes to secure up to $11 million toward the $20 million total cost

Four low-head dams will be removed and 20,000 tons of rock added to downtown Grand Rapids waterway starting in July.

Grand Rapids out here giving old school buildings a second life —turning chalk‑dust memories into childcare, community s...
06/09/2026

Grand Rapids out here giving old school buildings a second life —
turning chalk‑dust memories into childcare, community space, and new homes ✨
Feels like the city’s planting little seeds of hope on both sides of the river 🌱🏙️
Love watching GR reinvent itself in real time.

Grand Rapids sold two former school buildings for $1M each to developers planning housing, childcare, and community spaces.

Ah‑Nab‑Awen all fenced up like the city’s taking a deep breath…Grand Rapids tucking the river in for a little makeover,l...
06/09/2026

Ah‑Nab‑Awen all fenced up like the city’s taking a deep breath…
Grand Rapids tucking the river in for a little makeover,
letting the rapids remember their old rhythm again 🌊✨🌿
Kinda love watching a place glow up in slow motion.

Ah-Nab-Awen Park is closed as construction begins on a two-year, $26 million Grand River restoration to revive historic rapids and improve safety. Temporary barriers were installed June 8.

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