Crain's Grand Rapids Business

A Grand Rapids nonprofit has received a $300K Lowe’s Foundation grant to train workers in building a tiny home community for the homeless.

It's expected to create at least 96 jobs.

The city of Coopersville is trying to figure out its housing priorities after a developer’s proposal for a workforce rental housing project sparked outrage in the rural community and raised questions of how to manage future growth.

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The five-story building joins just two other hotels in downtown Muskegon.

Site work starts this spring.

City Built Brewing is steering its menu in a new direction.

The stadium is being built on nearly 800 spaces of surface parking, including the lot the YMCA uses.

A downtown development leader criticized the plans as the wrong project for the location.

Michigan boat dealers are seizing sales, service and real estate opportunities in the fallout of a major player's exit from the market.