Displaying items by tag: Third Coast Development LLC
Diamond Place mixed-use development gets state funding
Third Coast Development LLC’s plans to construct additional apartments and retail along the burgeoning Michigan Street corridor took a step forward today.
Third Coast buys former Benteler facility, signs Custer as lead tenant
Global factors could contribute to weakened West Michigan real estate market
Stakeholders in West Michigan’s commercial real estate industry continue to express cautious optimism for the foreseeable future, despite the emergence of some headwinds.
Third Coast Development enters ‘purchase contract’ with The Highlands Golf Club
A busy development firm may be looking at a major new project, but much still remains unknown.
Walgreens to open Community pharmacy along Grand Rapids' Medical Mile
Deerfield, Ill.-based pharmacy and retailer Walgreen Co. will soon open a store along Grand Rapids' Medical Mile, but don't expect to find gallons of milk, paper towel or other grocery staple items there.
Four West Michigan developments get state funding for affordable housing
The Michigan State Housing Development Authority yesterday approved funding for four West Michigan projects through the Low Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) financing program.
Grand Rapids receives EPA grant to facilitate Diamond Place mixed-use development
The city of Grand Rapids has received $500,000 in supplemental funding from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
MiBiz.com’s most-read stories for the first half of 2016
The list of most-read stories on MiBiz.com for the first half of 2016 has a decidedly real estate and retail-related theme.
Proposed downtown Grand Rapids grocery store fills growing need, partners say
The partners in a newly proposed grocery store in downtown Grand Rapids cite the growing number of residents and workers in the Heartside neighborhood as a sign that the city needs more food options.
Diamond Place to increase retail, housing options along GR’s Michigan Street corridor
With more than 530 new apartments and at least $115 million in new investment, the pipeline for mixed-use development remains strong along the Michigan Street corridor east of the Medical Mile.