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Posted Feb 24, 2018, 3:54 PM
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somewhere in-between
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: The Zoo, Michigan
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Project Rundown
Unless noted otherwise, all projects for each location are arranged first by status, then by cost, if known (most to least expensive).
Status Order: - under-construction (listed first)
- approved / proposed (listed second)
- completed (listed third, newest to oldest)
- cancelled / demolished (listed last)
Muskegon
Code:
Former Shaw Walker Factory Repurposing, multi-phase; ongoing (~ $40 million +?)
(general location)
Source: The Frederick News-Post
Van Dyk Convention Center, under construction ($21 million)
460 W Western Ave.
Source: My own photo - February 2021
Terrace Point Landing (residential development), ongoing construction (~ $12 million?)
(general location)
Source: Terrace Point Landing
Muskegon Infill Housing (~ 240 homes), under construction (~ $18 million?)
(locations vary - pictured location)
Source: MLive
The Leonard, under construction ($8.9 million)
292 W. Western Ave.
Source: Facebook | The Leonard
Hartshorn Village, multi-phase condos, under construction (~ $14 million?)
(general location)
Source: Facebook | Hartshorn Village and Marina
Ten21 Apartments, under construction (~ $6 million?)
1021 Jefferson St.
Source: MLive | Courtesy Hooker DeJong
Muskegon Central 9-1-1 Dispatch addition, under construction (~ $1.5 million?)
770 Terrace St.
Source: LinkedIn | Construction Simplified
Windward Point Mixed-Use Development, proposed ($400 million)
(general location)
Source: MLive | Courtesy DPZ CoDesign
Muskegon (Fruitport Township) Casino, proposed ($180 million)
(general location)
Source: WKSO | Courtesy Little River Band of Ottawa Indians / US Bureau of Indian Affairs
Harbor 31 mixed-use development, approved ($110 million)
(general location)
Source: Mlive | Courtesy Henrickson Architecture
Foundry Square mixed-use, proposed ($65 million)
(general location)
Source: Great Lakes Development Group
Microtel, proposed part of Foundry Square (~ $2.5 million?)
(general location)
Source: Great Lakes Development Group
Westran Austin Trailer & Michigan Steel Redevelopment, proposed (~ $30 million?)
(1204 and 1148 W. Western Ave.)
Source: MLive
The Docks housing development, proposed (~ $20 million)
(general location)
Source: The Docks Muskegon
Former Nelson Elementary School repurposing, proposed (~ $20+ million)
550 W Grand Ave.
Source: LinkedIn | Cornerstone Architects, Inc.
Lake View Lofts, Phase 1 completed July 2019, Phase 2 proposed ($16 million)
351 W Western Ave.
Completed rendering
Source: MLive
Phase 1
Source: My own photo - February 2021
Samaritas Senior Housing, proposed ($10 million)
4 W. Webster Ave.
Source: MLive | Courtesy Samaritas
Muskegon Museum of Art Expansion, proposed ($9.9 million)
296 W Webster Ave.
Source: Muskegon Art Museum
Former Peoples State Bank / Liberty Bank / Ameribank Building Repurposing
Proposed / on-hold (~ $8 million?)
880 First St.
Core Development proposal rendering
Source: MiBiz
The gutted structure as seen in August 2018
Source: MLive
Food Forward Farm - Business Incubator, proposed (~ $7 million)
713 Yuba St. (former Farmers Market)
Source: MLive | Courtesy Rendering
The Shoppes on Sherman, proposed ($5 million)
(Muskegon Heights - general location)
Source: MLive | Courtesy City of Muskegon Heights
Terrace Point Dry Marina and Townhomes, proposed (~ $5 million?)
(general location)
Source: MLive | Courtesy City of Muskegon
Chart House Energy Old Foundry Repurposing, proposed ($2+ million)
825 W. Western Ave.
Source: MLive | Cory Morse
Former MCC Lakeshore Fitness Center redevelopment, proposed (~ $1.5 million?)
900 W Western Ave.
Source: MLive
Harbor Theater mixed-use conversion, proposed ($1.1 million)
1937 Lakeshore Dr.
Source: MLive
Catholic Charities West Michigan Campus, completed March 2021 ($4.5 million)
(general location)
Source: MLive | Courtesy Catholic Charities West Michigan
Ryerson Creek Outfall EPA Restoration, completed December 2020 ($6.6 million)
(general location)
Source: greatlakesmud.org
1208 8th Street rehabilitation, completed late 2020 ($550,000)
1208 8th St.
Source: Core Realty Partners
Midtown Square infill homes, completed 2020 ($3 million)
(general location)
Source: WZZM 13
Northtown 794, completed June 2020 ($3 million)
794 Pine St.
Source: MLive
Western Place Condominiums, completed Spring 2020 (~ $3 million?)
243 W Western Ave.
Source: My own photo - February 2021
3rd St. / Midtown Streetscape Improvements, completed November 2019 ($900,000)
(general location)
Source: MLive
Mercy Health (former L.C. Walker) Arena renovations, completed 2019 ($3.5 million)
470 W Western Ave.
Source: MiBiz | Courtesy Rendering
Delta Hotels by Marriott (reno & rebranding), completed October 2019 ($6 million)
939 Third St.
Source: Marriott
MCC Arts & Humanities Renovation, completed August 2019 ($9 million)
(general location)
Source: Progressive AE
Nipote's Italian Kitchen (shipping containers), completed July 2019 (~ $150,000?
98 W Clay Ave.
Source: MLive | Kayla Renie
Industrial Warehouse, 490,000 SF, completed Summer 2019 (~ $6 million?)
2420 Remembrance Dr.
Source: loopnet
Pigeon Hill Production Facility, completed April 2019 ($25 million)
895 Fourth St.
Source: Muskegon Times
Mercy Health New Patient Tower, completed Spring 2019 ($271 million)
1500 E Sherman Blvd.
Source: Building Design + Construction
Heritage Square Townhomes / Condos / Commons, completed Spring 2019 (~ $15 million?)
(general location)
Source: MLive
MCC Health & Wellness Center, completed November 2018 ($14.2 million)
(general location)
Source: Clark Construction Company
Highpoint Flats Apartments (redeveloped highrise), completed May 2018 ($9 million)
285 W Western Ave.
Source: My own photo - February 2021
Rad Dad's Taco & Tequila Bar, completed May 2018 (~ $1 million?)
470 W Western Ave. Suite A
Source: Muskegon Times
Terrace Flats Apartment Conversion, completed Spring 2018 (~ $3 million?)
316 Morris Ave.
Source: apartmentfinder.com
Berkshire Muskegon (Senior Housing), completed April 2018 ($16 million)
929 First St.
Source: My own photo - February 2021
MCC Sturrus Technology Center, completed January 2018 ($15 million)
388 W Clay Ave.
Source: Rapid Growth Media | Courtesy MCC
Mercy Health Urgent Care North, completed December 2018 ($12 million)
2006 Holton Rd.
Source: Mercy Health
Planet 3 Extreme Air Park, completed May 2018 (~ $1 million +?)
1740 E Sherman Blvd. (former Target Store)
Source: MLive
Western Market Pop-Up Shops, completed May 2017, expanded May 2018 (~ $100,000)
(general location)
Source: Muskegon Western Market
Spectrum Health Integrated Care Campus North, completed December 2016 ($13.8 million)
2009 Holton Rd.
Source: Spectrum Health
MCC Science Center, completed August 2015 ($9.6 million)
(general location)
Source: MCC
B.C. Cobb Coal Power Plant Demolition, completed February 2020 (~ $2 million?)
(general location)
Source: MLive
(Dalton Township) Sensi Park Grow Facility, 2019 proposal - cancelled (~ $5 million?)
(general location)
Source: MiBiz | Courtesy Rendering
Sappi Paper Mill Demolition, completed Fall 2017 (~ $2 million?)
(general location)
Source: Holland Sentinel
Chase Hackley Piano Factory Demolition, completed Fall 2017 (~ $150,000?)
(general location)
Source: change.org
Holland
Code:
Hudsonville Ice Cream Expansion, under construction ($51 million)
345 E. 48th St.
Source: American Structurepoint Inc.
Towers on River, under construction ($26.9 million)
159 S River Ave.
Source: City of Holland
Perrigo 357,000 SF Distribution Center Warehouse, under construction ($13.6 million)
13295 Reflections Dr.
Source: Holland Sentinel | Contributed
GRCC Lakeshore Campus, under construction ($12 million)
(Holland Charter Township - general location)
Source: The Lakeshore | Courtesy
The Commons at Westshore mixed-use development, proposed (~ $40+ million?)
Holland Charter Township - general location)
Source: Holland Sentinel | Courtesy Shops at Westshore
HOM Flats at 24th and Waverly, proposed (~ $16+ million?)
(general location)
Source: Holland Sentinel | City of Holland
HOM Flats at Felch Street, proposed (~ $12+ million?)
(Holland Charter Township - general location)
Source: Ionia Sentinel-Standard | Courtesy Magnus Capital Partners
The River Place by Resthaven, under construction (~ $4.5 million?)
210 / 212 S River Ave.
Source: Resthaven
W 36th St. Affordable Housing Development, proposed (~ $4 million?)
(general location)
Source: City of Holland
New Holland Brewing Expansion, proposed (~ $500,000?)
206 College Ave.
Source: City of Holland
Port 393 (event venue), completed June 2020 (~ $1.5 million?)
393 Cleveland Ave.
Source: Port 393
SpringHill Suites Holland (Township), completed April 2020 (~ $16 million)
3084 W. Shore Dr.
Source: Holland Sentinel
Staybridge Suites Holland (Township), completed November 2019 (~ $16 million?)
12170 James St.
Source: Facebook
@Home Realty, completed October 2019 ($6 million)
171 College Ave.
Source: T2 Construction Management
Holland Oz Project, completed July 2019 ($300,000)
Centennial Park
Source: Cory Morse | MLive
West 8th Mixed-Use Development, completed Spring / Summer 2019 (~ $35 million?)
Move theater, HopCat, commercial, apartments, parking deck (6 images, below)
(general location)
West 8th - Site Plan
Source: MLive
West 8th - Partial Rendering
Source: Wood TV 8
West 8th - Sperry's Moviehouse
Source: Holland Sentinel
West 8th - HopCat
Source: Twitter | @HopCatbr
West 8th - Lofts at West 8th
Source: Lofts at West 8th
50 West Residences
Source: realtor.com
Home2 Suites Holland (Township), completed January 2019 (~ $14 million?
3140 W Shore Dr.
Source: Hilton
George & Lucile Heeringa Civic Center Place, completed September 2018 ($16.5 million)
150 W 8th St.
Source: City of Holland
Western Theological Seminary Expansion, completed Fall 2018 ($15 million)
101 E 13th St.
Source: Western Theological Seminary
DeBoer Bakkeri - New / 2nd Location, completed April 2018 (~ $500,000?)
360 Douglas Ave.
Source: Austin Metz | Holland Sentinel
Holland Energy Park, completed October 1017 ($240 million)
1 Energy Park Way
Source: Progressive AE
Courtyard Marriott Downtown, completed February 2016 (~ $18 million?)
121 E 8th St.
Source: Facebook | Courtyard Marriott Downtown
Hope College Jack H. Miller Center for Musical Arts, completed Fall 2015 ($35 million)
221 Columbia Ave.
Source: Hope College
Norton Shores
Coldwater
Niles
Ionia
(reserved)
Grand Haven
Code:
Peerless Flats (Mixed-Use Development), approved ($24.7 million)
(general location)
Source: Second Wave Media | Courtesy Rendering
The Trib, approved (~ $5 million?)
101 N. Third St.
Source: MLive | City of Grand Haven
GHBLP - New Operations and Technology Center, proposed ($43 million)
(general location)
Source: The Lakeshore | Courtesy Rendering
GHBLP - Former Power Plant repurposing, proposed
518 Harbor Dr.
Source: Google Maps
Robinson Landing, proposed (~ $3 million?)
(general location)
Source: GRBJ | Courtesy MCC
Fit Body Boot Camp (Starlite Lanes redevelopment), completed late 2019 (~ $2 million?)
1309 S Beacon Blvd.
Source:
@Home Realty (Starlite Lanes redevelopment), completed late 2019 (~ $2 million?)
1307 S Beacon Blvd.
Source: @Home Realty
South Harbor Drive Rejuvenation, completed Fall 2020 (~ $3 million?)
(general location)
Source: LinkedIn | Abonmarche Consultants, Inc.
Noto's at the Bil-Mar, completed Fall 2018 (~ $1.2 million?)
1223 S Harbor Dr.
Source: MLive | Courtesy Noto's
Lynne Sherwood Waterfront Stadium, completed June 2018 ($4.5 million)
1 N Harbor Dr.
Source: MLive
J.B. Sims Generating Station Demolition, completed early 2020 ($5 million)
1231 N 3rd St.
Source: Wood TV 8
Sturgis
Big Rapids
Benton Harbor
Code:
Benton Harbor Flats rehabilitation, under construction ($4.5 million)
corner of Pipestone and West Main Streets
Source: Moody on the Market
Twin Cities Harbor Planning Study, visioning, 2015
Concept view of mixed-use development at central dock / inner harbor
(general location)
Source: Southwest MI Planning Commission
Farmers & Merchants Bank Façade Restoration, completed 2019 ($150,000)
92 W. Main St.
Source: MiBiz | Courtesy Rendering
Houndstooth Restaurant & Lofts, completed September 2019 (~ $1.25 million?)
132 Pipestone St.
Source: Herald-Palladium | Don Campbell
The Eddy, completed 2019 (~ $3 million?)
1900 Paw Paw Ave.
Source: LinkedIn | Abonmarche
200 Water Street, completed 2016 (~ $2 million?)
Source: Google Maps
LMC Hanson Technology Center, completed April 2016 ($10.6 million)
2755 E Napier Ave.
Source: AMI
Saranac Flats, completed 2014 (~ $4 million?)
376 W Main St.
Source: apartmenthomeliving.com
Harbor Shores Golf Resort, opened 2010 (ongoing investments, $500+ million)
201 Graham Ave.
Source: Crain's Detroit Business | Courtesy Harbor Shores
Albion
St. Joseph
Three Rivers
Code:
Metro @ Maple Lane, under construction (~ $2 million?)
(general location)
Source: My own photo
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Hudsonville
Hastings
Code:
Affordable Housing Project, proposed / on-hold due to arson at Royal Coach building
(~ $20 million?)
(general location)
Source: WZZM 13
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Marshall
Rockford
Dowagiac
Zeeland
Allegan
South Haven
Wayland
Code:
Gun Lake Casino Expansion, under construction ($100 million)
72,000 SF of additional new dining, entertainment, & gaming space
1123 129th Ave.
Source: Holland Sentinel | Contributed
MRCC Union Hall and Apprentice Training Center, completed December 2018 ($14 million)
500 Reno Dr.
Source: My own photo
Gun Lake Casino Expansion, multi-phase, completed late 2018 ($76 million)
Parking deck, "High-Limit" gaming room, dining, entertainment, & gaming space
1123 129th Ave.
Source: Gun Lake Casino
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Plainwell
(reserved)
Middleville
(reserved)
Paw Paw
(reserved)
Spring Lake
Cassopolis
New Buffalo
Berrien Springs
Stanton
(reserved)
Centreville
Douglas
Saugatuck
Last edited by deja vu; Mar 24, 2021 at 2:22 PM.
Reason: reformatting for project rundown
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