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Big Mixed-Use Project Moves Soon - By Anne Bond Emrich: Grand Rapids Business Journal

Hill Area Tightens Amid Growth - By Daniel Schoonmaker: Grand Rapids Business Journal

Project 'Ideal' For Med School - By Anne Bond Emrich: Grand Rapids Business Journal

‘In the beginning, we were thugs’ Embattled MidTowne Village was test of faith for developers
Mark Sanchez, Western Michigan Business Review, May 12-18, 2005

 

Women’s Health Center gains in height, Mid Towne Village set for construction Karen Gentry, MiBizWest, January 23, 2006

Mid Towne project moves to next phase -- Tuesday, June 1, 2004 - MiBizWest

GRAND RAPIDS — Plans are moving forward with the Mid Towne Village project. The six-acre mixed use development received Grand Rapids City Commission approval in April and late last month S.J. Wisinski & Company assisted developer Mid Towne Village LLC in completing the acquisition of the 42 properties needed for the project to proceed.

Twenty-eight new condos rising on Health Hill
Joe Ross, www.rapidgrowthmedia.com, May 18, 2006

Construction of $50 million Mid Towne project to begin soon
David Levitt, rapidgrowthmedia.com, May 11, 2006

Health center buys land Press News Wire, The Grand Rapids Press - Grand Rapids, Mich. C.1 Feb 17, 2006

What's up on the hill? Medical initiatives turn Grand Rapids economy in new direction Chris Knape, The Grand Rapids Press - Grand Rapids, Mich. E.1 8 Dec 11, 2005

Developers want to increase project's height Morgan Jarema, The Grand Rapids Press - Grand Rapids, Mich. B.4, Oct 14, 2005

City supports three projects seeking 'brownfield' tax credit from state. Jim Harger/The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich: June 30, 2004

OK granted to begin razing houses for Michigan St. project. Jim Harger/The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich: Friday, June 25, 2004

Home sale opens door to med complex ; The Runyans decide to end their holdout on Union Avenue NE:
Chris Knape / The Grand Rapids Press. The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich.: May 14, 2004. pg. C.1

Where will it land? ; Prime locations are close to GR's growing life-sciences corridor:
Chris Knape / The Grand Rapids Press. The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Mar 21, 2004. pg. E.1

More offices -- and homes ; Replacing 42 houses a drastic step, but project near Michigan Ave. works:[All Editions]
The Grand Rapids Press. The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Jan 12, 2004. pg. A.8

$27 million medical office project gets surprise OK ; Residents are ready and waiting to sell their homes and move from the drug-infested area northeast of Michigan Street and Paris Avenue NE.:
Jim Harger / The Grand Rapids Press. The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Jan 7, 2004. pg. D.1

City planners say yes to $27 million Michigan Street project ; If city commissioners go along, 40 homes would be torn down and replaced with apartments and business buildings.:
Rick Wilson / The Grand Rapids Press. The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Nov 14, 2003. pg. D.1

Developer offers new designs for Midtown ; Some neighbors still oppose the medical office complex.:
Jim Harger / The Grand Rapids Press. The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Aug 15, 2003. pg. D.3

Neighbors to developer: Try to see it our way ; They are unhappy with plans to tear down and rebuild their neighborhood.:
Melissa Kruse / The Grand Rapids Press. The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Aug 4, 2003. pg. D.1

Project's magnitude stuns city planners ; Developers say they have the rights to 40 of 42 parcels in the area along Michigan Street NE.:
Joe Snapper / The Grand Rapids Press. The Grand Rapids Press. Grand Rapids, Mich.: Jun 27, 2003. pg. D.1