Crain's Grand Rapids Business

The 99 Monroe building was put on the market less than a month after the owner of Bridgewater Place filed for bankruptcy.

A Traverse City attorney-turned-business owner is expanding the 30-year-old shop she bought earlier this year.

Kate Carlson reports local builder and developer Construction Simplified is proposing another mixed-use project on Grand Rapids’ west side, this time with 106 apartments and ground floor commercial space. The roughly $25 million project is planned at the Adobe In & Out located at 617 W. Fulton St. and an adjacent property at 17 Seward Ave. NW. The properties are just west of Grand Valley State University’s downtown Pew campus. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/es7CVQBE

The village of 2,500 is the latest in a series of tourism-reliant Michigan towns grappling with competing interests surrounding vacation rentals.

Passenger counts at Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GRR) have risen above pre-pandemic levels, reflecting West Michigan’s growing population and affirming the goals of the airport's $600 million expansion project, airport officials say.  Last year, GRR broke its passenger record and served 3,794,915 travelers, a 6% increase over the airport’s previous record-breaking year in 2019. Airport officials expect to exceed 2023’s travel numbers, with 2024 passenger numbers tracking 12.4% ahead of 2023’s year-to-date. “We see 12,000 to 14,000 passengers through the airport every day,” said Casey Ries, GRR’s chief asset development officer. “In Grand Rapids terms, that’s more than enough to fill the Van Andel Arena every day.” https://lnkd.in/gdCHxhRy

Ford airport could emerge from its $600 million overhaul with a new hotel.

The local builder is partnering with a firm that played a hand in SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles and Barclays Center in Brooklyn.

It's a tale of two shopping malls for Rivertown Crossings and Woodland Mall.

A rare waterfront spec home is testing the luxury market on Lake Macatawa.

Two and a half decades after buying Cherry Hill Market, Eric Marcellus is passing the torch.