Kate Carlson
Commercial Real Estate Reporter at Crain’s Grand Rapids Business
commercial real estate reporter for @CrainsGR formerly MiBiz, @hollandsentinel @MDN (Kate not Katie) she/her
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1 week ago |
crainsgrandrapids.com | Kate Carlson
A small Grand Rapids tech firm will settle into a new home and prepare for growth after several relocations over its 15-year history. Grand Rapids Tech is relocating its headquarters from Comstock Park to a Plainfield Township building, located at 1624 Woodworth St. NE, that it acquired in February for $1.25 million. The building, which was constructed in 2006 and previously housed a Ross Medical Education Center, will roughly triple the company’s office footprint.
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crainsgrandrapids.com | Kate Carlson
A three-building, 72-unit apartment development in the planning stages would be nestled between Huff Park and a nonprofit’s forthcoming urban farm project in the Creston neighborhood. Parkview Flats at 2286 Ball Ave. NE would be a unique residential project for Grand Rapids-based Wheeler Development Group, which typically develops townhouses, including a new one planned roughly a mile away.
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crainsgrandrapids.com | Kate Carlson
A group of West Michigan Black-led economic development organizations that formed a coalition during the COVID-19 pandemic received a $300,000 state grant that will help them collaborate more across the region. The West Michigan Black Economic and Business Development Group is made up of Grand Rapids Area Black Businesses, Battle Creek-based Sisters in Business, Black Wall Street Kalamazoo and Black Wall Street Muskegon. The Michigan Economic Development Corp.
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crainsgrandrapids.com | Kate Carlson
John Ball Zoo is closely vetting a contaminated former landfill site along the Grand River for the development of a large-scale aquarium, Crain’s Grand Rapids Business has learned. The target Kent County property is part of the Fenske Landfill, a federally designated contamination site, which adds a layer of complexity to any prospective property deal, according to documents obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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2 weeks ago |
crainsgrandrapids.com | Kate Carlson
Kate Carlson is a reporter covering commercial real estate and development trends across West Michigan for Crain’s Grand Rapids Business. She has been covering the commercial real estate market in the region since 2020. Email Kate at [email protected].
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The deal for Irwin IP LLP closed on May 1 and allows Grand Rapids-based Miller Johnson to grow its IP litigation practice. https://t.co/qISLvIJQ11
RT @CrainsGR: 46-unit Muskegon apartment project breaks ground at former McDonald’s https://t.co/HfTqDGzJr3
Longtime Grand Rapids real estate developer and investor Scott Wierda is stepping down from the commercial property management and investment company he co-founded 17 years ago to launch his own firm with his son. https://t.co/doju1DNDB0