Gov. Granholm says downtown redevelopment project to generate 100 jobs
Governor Jennifer Granholm announced the state backing a project to turn a vacant site in downtown Grand Rapids into a 10-story mixed use development. The project is expected to generate 100 jobs.
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“These projects are moving us closer toward the goal of making our cities cool places to live work and play,” Granholm said. “Transforming these properties will create a sense of pride in these communities and attract additional investment and jobs into their downtowns.”
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