Downtown Pontiac Transformation
A $174.5 million downtown transformation reconnecting streets, adding two parking decks and renovating 31 E. Judson for roughly 700 Oakland County employees.
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Downtown Pontiac Parking Decks
Two replacement parking decks planned for a combined 1,299 spaces as part of the county-led downtown redevelopment.
The Roma — Brush Park Mixed-Income Development
A $15.6 million mixed-income, mixed-use project bringing 57 homes and neighborhood retail to two long-vacant Brush Park parcels.
Grand River Revitalization
Grand Rapids has moved the Lower Reach Grand River restoration into construction with a $14.56 million contract to restore natural rapids, improve habitat and expand public access.
East Riverfront Park
A $19 million Grand Rapids riverfront project converting a former industrial site into 4.5 acres of public greenspace and trail access.
St. John Street Neighborhood Memorial Park
A $1.2 million Flint park project preserving the history of the former St. John Street neighborhood while adding trail, play and gathering space.
Peter’s Grove + Jackson Estates
Two Warren affordable homeownership developments will create 48 for-sale homes on former school properties.
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