Lakeshore Projects

[Prankster]

He was big on taking advantage of the renaissance zone designation to sell units in his developments. Not that there was anything wrong with that. That is what they were there for. 

[joeDowntown]

3 hours ago, Prankster said:

He was big on taking advantage of the renaissance zone designation to sell units in his developments. Not that there was anything wrong with that. That is what they were there for. 

Yep, he marketed them well and utilized them exactly as intended. 

[Zads]

An update on the Holland waterfront project, featuring the hotel, residential and marina.

"The May 2 ballot measure, if approved by voters, would allow the city to sell its 2.24-acre Lake Macatawa shoreline property at 255 Kollen Park Drive and the 17.26-acre property at 64 Pine Ave. where the defunct James De Young power plant sits."

https://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/2023/02/holland-ballot-measure-would-move-forward-proposed-waterfront-hotel-cruise-ship-dock-near-downtown.html

 

[cstonesparty]

18 hours ago, Zads said:

An update on the Holland waterfront project, featuring the hotel, residential and marina.

"The May 2 ballot measure, if approved by voters, would allow the city to sell its 2.24-acre Lake Macatawa shoreline property at 255 Kollen Park Drive and the 17.26-acre property at 64 Pine Ave. where the defunct James De Young power plant sits."

https://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/2023/02/holland-ballot-measure-would-move-forward-proposed-waterfront-hotel-cruise-ship-dock-near-downtown.html

 

will be interesting to watch Holland tourism efforts grapple with the PR hit from county leadership

[GR8scott]

2 hours ago, cstonesparty said:

will be interesting to watch Holland tourism efforts grapple with the PR hit from county leadership

highly doubt that would have much of an impact on tourism, wasnt the critisim/focus more of county DEI team being a resource for companies looking to lure talent to OC and disbanding it to "save money"? Also Holland has their own DEI team. 

As for the project, really a once in a generation opportunity for a major redevelopment that if done on a big scale would bring tourists regardless of the county its primarily in having a DEI resource for businesses. They at least acknowledge the want to embrace the waterfront. I hope they play into the Holland name a bit to create some canals and more dutch architecture. 

[Zads]

https://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/2023/02/developer-of-adelaide-pointe-granted-use-of-muskegon-city-launch-ramp-for-boat-inout-service.html?utm_campaign=muskegonchronicle_sf&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

"The Muskegon City Commission agreed Tuesday, Feb. 14, to allow the developer of the $250 million Adelaide Pointe marina and mixed-use project access to the city-owned Hartshorn launch ramp and boat lift."

[Zads]

On 8/10/2022 at 10:20 AM, Khorasaurus1 said:

Towers on River condos at 7th and River.

Here's an update on the condos at River and 7th, from Saturday afternoon.

[Allison Slater]

On 2/15/2023 at 5:41 PM, Zads said:

https://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/2023/02/developer-of-adelaide-pointe-granted-use-of-muskegon-city-launch-ramp-for-boat-inout-service.html?utm_campaign=muskegonchronicle_sf&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter

"The Muskegon City Commission agreed Tuesday, Feb. 14, to allow the developer of the $250 million Adelaide Pointe marina and mixed-use project access to the city-owned Hartshorn launch ramp and boat lift."

Just got granted $14 million from the strategic fund

https://www.wzzm13.com/article/news/local/muskegon/adelaide-pointe-revitalization-project-granted-14-million-from-michigan-strategic-fund/69-0baec174-e822-46ab-880a-86b4f2a1a8fb?fbclid=IwAR0du07TK-dKTEWaFsbh0lAJuZjo9yM_OvdNXK6Vy4gH2Q02bhW5DEe9qDA

[Allison Slater]

Listings are now appearing on Zillow for Adelaide Pointe, and some of them have renderings: