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Petoskey News Review
Historic Hotel Perry renovation set for 2027 start in Petoskey
Three years after buying the 127-year-old Hotel Perry, owners say renovations are scheduled to begin late next year and be completed in time for the 2028 tourist season. The hotel was bought in 2023 by the Cotton Collection, a hospitality company founded in 2020 by Jon and Lauren Cotton that operates a collection of boutique hotels and restaurants, primarily in Northern Michigan. The organization also bought the the Harbour View Inn, which it renovated this year, and the Hotel Iroquois on Mackinac Island between 2020 and 2023. “We want to be a steward of these amazing historic properties,” president of hotel investment services Sam Barnwell said. “We’ll phase the (renovations) in the winter so that we’ll remain open for guests but won’t disrupt the (busy) season.” Renovations are likely to include upgrading bathrooms and furniture and adding new technology, modern hair dryers, television screens, carpeting and more, Barnwell said. The renovation will likely begin soon after the Fall color season in 2027 has passed. Dr. Norman J. Perry built Hotel Perry in 1899, just four years after Petoskey was incorporated as a city. The historic brick hotel was originally known as the Hotel Perry and later became the Perry-Davis Hotel
WILX
Whitmer signs bills aimed at protecting Michigan renters
9&10 News
Bridgeway program to spend $1.7 million on land for new school
Northwest Education Services is acquiring a $1.7 million property near Traverse City to construct a new $25 million facility for its Bridgeway program. This custom-built school will serve students with autism spectrum disorder following the termination of their current lease in 2030.
secondwavemedia.com
Community Land Trusts in Portage and elsewhere help residents become homeowners affordably
Block by Block is a solutions journalism series that is supported by IFF, CEDAM, and Invest Detroit, and is focused on community development leaders and initiatives in Michigan, Ohio, and Indiana. Increasing affordable housing options for residents is a common goal of many communities — both large and small —...
MLive
New luxury homes with concierge team, full-service spa planned for Grand Traverse Bay
TRAVERSE CITY, MI - One of downtown’s high-end waterfront hotels will soon have a few new neighbors: 14 multimillion-dollar homes are slated to be built just steps from Grand Traverse Bay in a development that is unique for the area. The Delamar Residences project is set to break ground...
UpNorthLive.com
Kingsley explores new downtown retail and housing project after demolition of 5 properties
GRAND TRAVERSE COUNTY, Mich., (WPBN/WGTU) -- More shopping and housing could be coming to downtown Kingsley. That's after the demolition of five properties last month. The Downtown Development Authority said it's now looking for a development partner who can transform several properties along Main Street and Brownson Avenue. The hope...