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The basics of Brynn Manor: New multi-family apartments proposed near Ferris State

A new multifamily apartment complex is aiming to start construction in May 2027 near Ferris State University’s campus. The proposed complex would be located at the current 624 and 630 lots on South Michigan Avenue. This location is only one block east of State Street and one block north of Ferris State University’s campus.

Big Rapids, MI · 2d
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West Side neighbors fear new apartments will worsen parking struggles

A proposed 231-unit apartment project has some West Side residents concerned about parking, as neighbors say nearby development has already strained available spaces.

Grand Rapids, MI · 3d

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Muskegon's Hackley Castle Hotel Dream Stalls, Historic Building Hits Market for $1.2M

The historic Hackley Administration Building at 349 W. Webster Ave. in Muskegon is back on the market, listed for $1.2 million on Wednesday after a planned $15 million luxury hotel conversion inside the 1892 sandstone structure stalled amid serious structural damage. The building's owner, Wheelfish Group, says it's now looking for a new developer to pick up where it left off — or chart an entirely different course for the property.

Muskegon, MI · 3d
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Grand Rapids Buyers Find More Options as Prices Hold Firm

Grand Rapids buyers found more homes to choose from as active listings surged, with elevated price cuts offering real room to negotiate.

Grand Rapids, MI · 17h

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Northpointe Bank sells mortgage unit, impacting 330+ jobs

Grand Rapids-based Northpointe Bank filed a WARN notice impacting 338 jobs listed as “permanent layoffs” at its locations in Kent and Clinton counties. The cuts follow a restructuring deal to sell Northpointe’s mortgage origination channels to CMG Financial. Company leaders addressed the transition during their late-October earnings...

Grand Rapids, MI · 2d

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Democrat Jan Maino to represent Jackson in state House after flipping district

Michigan Democrats have won back the state House this week and will have a majority in the chamber not seen in years. One of the party members who flipped a district is Jan Maino. She beat two-term incumbent Republican Kathy Schmaltz in the 46th House District, representing parts of Jackson and Washtenaw counties.

Michigan · 1d

The Money Overview

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Senior homeowners in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oregon, Idaho and Michigan face property tax relief deadlines, from Oregon’s Dec. 1 late filing to Pennsylvania’s Dec. 31 rebate

Senior homeowners in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oregon, Idaho and Michigan face property tax relief filing dates that start with Oregon’s Dec. 1 cutoff for late deferral applications and run through Pennsylvania’s Dec. 31 rebate deadline. Idaho’s window does not open until Jan. 1, and Michigan’s homestead credit stays claimable for years. Each state sets its own […] The post Senior homeowners in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Oregon, Idaho and Michigan face property tax relief deadlines, from Oregon’s Dec. 1 late filing to Pennsylvania’s Dec. 31 rebate appeared first on The Money Overview .

Pennsylvania · 5d

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Democrat Groff-Blaszak defeats Middleton representing Michigan’s 29th Senate District

Democrat Abbie Groff-Blaszak defeated Republican Brady Middleton in Michigan’s 29th Senate District. With over 25 years in public service including education, state government, elected leadership and the nonprofit sector, she’ll focus on fully funding schools and closing affordability gaps. “We need to be willing to step forward and...

Michigan · 4d

The News Advocate

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'A new lease on life': Manistee completes home improvement program

"I know how beneficial that can be for people who really need the help. It kind of gives people and their homes a new lease on life."

Manistee, MI · 5d

The News Advocate

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County approves brownfield plan for 86-home development

"This is by far the largest brownfield operation we've had the chance to adopt in our county history."

Manistee County, MI · 10d

The Financial Wire

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Michigan tax-foreclosure surplus claims close Nov. 23 for former homeowners

Former owners of Michigan homes and land lost to tax foreclosure have until Nov. 23, 2026 to file a claim for the surplus that counties kept when the property sold at auction for more than the taxes owed. The deadline applies in 28 participating counties and covers foreclosures from Jan. 1, 2013 through Dec. 31,... The post Michigan tax-foreclosure surplus claims close Nov. 23 for former homeowners appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Michigan · 9d

The National Law Review

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Michigan DIFS Order Requires Mortgage Servicer to Strengthen Compliance Controls

On October 19, 2026, the Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services (DIFS) entered a consent order with a licensed mortgage servicer resolving allegations under the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act’s Regulation X, the Federal Trade Commission’s Safeguards Rule, and Michigan’s Mortgage Brokers, Lenders, and Servicers Licensing Act. The servicer accepted DIFS’s allegations and separately stipulated that it violated the Act’s restrictions on certain transfers of mortgage loans or related securities to individual investors. Specifically, DIFS alleged that the servicer: Failed to meet annual escrow-statement requirements. DIFS cited Regulation X’s annual escrow account statement provision and Michigan requirements concerning annual statements and borrower account histories. Failed to maintain required customer-information disposal procedures. DIFS cited the Safeguards Rule provision requiring procedures for secure disposal of customer information. Violated Michigan mortgage licensing and examination requirements. DIFS cited provisions concerning examinations, compliance with applicable laws, and required borrower account statements and histories. The servicer separately accepted violating Michigan’s restrictions on transferring or assigning mortgage loans or related securities to certain individual investors. Under the order, the servicer must pay a $15,000 fine, implement servicing software, provide DIFS with specified servicing records, and undergo independent compliance audits every six months for two years. It

Michigan · 9d

Bridge Michigan

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Panel: No silver bullet for housing, but Michigan policymakers have to act

DETROIT — Michigan has reached a tipping point on housing affordability, but no one on an expert panel hosted by Bridge Michigan claimed to have a silver bullet. The panelists did agree the state has talked about the problem more than it has acted on it. Affordability has been...

Michigan · 10d

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Michigan Builders Warn Skilled Labor Shortage Could Worsen Housing Crisis

JACKSON, Mich. (WOWO) — The people building homes, installing equipment and keeping essential services running are getting older, and the skilled trades are struggling to bring in enough younger workers to replace them. A new national report from the Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades finds nearly one in four...

Jackson, MI · 12d

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Michigan Houses For Cash Publishes Water-Damage Seller Guide

Water damage can leave homeowners weighing repair costs against the practical demands of selling a property. Michigan Houses For Cash, a homebuying company based in Lincoln Park, Michigan, published a guide on October 14 explaining how cash purchases work for homes affected by leaks, flooding and other moisture problems. The resource adds property-condition guidance to […]

Lincoln Park, MI · 11d

The Financial Wire

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Michigan sued MV Realty over decades-long liens on homeowners’ property

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel sued three MV Realty companies on October 23 over agreements that, she alleges, put 40-year liens on Michigan homes in exchange for cash payments of $300 to $500. The state says MV Realty signed more than 1,000 of the agreements and more than 900 are still active. Homeowners who want... The post Michigan sued MV Realty over decades-long liens on homeowners’ property appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Michigan · 13d

The Financial Wire

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Most Michigan homeowners were paid $300 to $500 to sign 40-year MV Realty listing deals that a new state lawsuit seeks to cancel, more than 900 of them still active

Most of the Michigan homeowners who signed up with MV Realty’s “Homeowner Benefit Program” were paid $300 to $500 up front. In exchange, they gave the company an exclusive right to list their homes for 40 years. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel sued MV Realty on October 23, alleging the deals are disguised loans, and... The post Most Michigan homeowners were paid $300 to $500 to sign 40-year MV Realty listing deals that a new state lawsuit seeks to cancel, more than 900 of them still active appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Michigan · 13d

Bridge Michigan

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Experts predict more Michigan data center regulations amid public pushback

Data centers have become a topic of intense debate in Michigan as tech giants rush to build the computing facilities. A Bridge Michigan panel explored the tension between Michigan’s economic goals and the environmental realities of data centers. The discussion caps Bridge Listens, a yearlong experiment in reader-led journalism.

Michigan · 12d

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Nessel sues MV Realty for predatory, deceptive homeowners loan scheme

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel filed a lawsuit against three MV Realty LLCs in the 30th Circuit Court in Ingham County over claims the companies operated an illegal and deceptive home loan and lien scheme. The lawsuit seeks declaratory and injunctive relief against the Michigan and Florida based businesses, alleging the companies violated the Michigan Consumer Protection Act and the Federal Consumer Financial Protection Act, and alleging claims of public nuisance for violations of the Criminal Usury Act, the Interest Rates Act, and the Michigan Regulatory Loan Act.

Michigan · 13d