350 S. Fifth Avenue Affordable Housing
A planned 20-story mixed-use affordable housing project in downtown Ann Arbor with about 330 apartments and ground-floor retail.
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Lakeside City Center Redevelopment
The former Lakeside Mall site is moving toward a major mixed-use redevelopment with more than 1,500 planned homes, retail and public space.
690 Station Street Workforce Housing
A 75-unit Traverse City housing plan with 57 workforce units and 18 market-rate units near the city core.
Vester Flats Workforce Housing
Ferndale’s Vester Flats plan calls for 72 apartments and about 1,800 square feet of retail, with a majority targeted to workforce income bands.
Monarch Apartments
A planned 64-unit affordable senior housing development in Ecorse with an estimated development cost above $22.5 million.
2231 W. Willow Brownfield Reuse
A $2.2 million Lansing brownfield reuse project is planned to turn a former manufacturing site into automotive service, parts and recycling operations with 30 expected jobs.
75 Scott Permanent Supportive Housing
A 42-unit affordable and permanent supportive housing development in Monroe received a 2026 Low-Income Housing Tax Credit allocation.
848 Division Affordable Housing
A 46-unit affordable housing development in Grand Rapids received a 2026 Low-Income Housing Tax Credit allocation.
Vision Senior Housing
A 49-unit affordable senior housing project in Grand Rapids received a 2026 Low-Income Housing Tax Credit allocation.
GTB LIHTC #3 Housing
A Grand Traverse Band housing phase will add 36 affordable rental units and single-family homes in the Traverse City area.
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