Kate Carlson is a reporter at MiBiz. She covers a diverse array of topics including construction, real estate, and healthcare, with a particular focus on Michigan and social issues. Kate's work has been featured in notable publications such as Crain's Detroit Business, Plastics News, Crain's Grand Rapids Business, and Crain's Chicago Business.
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Kate Carlson focuses on local business, real estate, and economic development news in the West Michigan area. She seems to have a keen interest in new developments, property acquisitions, and commercial projects occurring within this region.
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By: Kate Carlson
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By: Kate Carlson
The Radisson Hotel Grand Rapids Riverfront along the Grand River sold for $8.6 million at the end of 2024 to a local developer, Crain's Grand Rapids Business has learned.
By: Kate Carlson
The Shops at Centerpoint mall in Grand Rapids has traded hands for the second time in a little more than two years, this time selling to a Seattle-based real estate investment firm for $70 million.
By: Kate Carlson
The new owners of the RiverTown Crossings mall in Grandville plan to demolish an aging, two-story parking structure on site to open more than 2.5 acres for redevelopment.
By: Kate Carlson
A West Michigan developer is seeking “transformational” brownfield incentives for the $221 million redevelopment of the former Shaw Walker Furniture Co. factory near Muskegon Lake.
By: Kate Carlson
Ongoing contention over a $2.4 billion battery plant near Big Rapids played at least a “small part” in a Mecosta County economic development organization suspending its contract with The Right Place Inc., which has shepherded the project for more than two years.
By: Kate Carlson
Michigan fast-food burger chain Hot ‘n Now that rose to prominence in the 1990s but has nearly entirely disappeared is being revived under a deal led by a tribal economic development firm and an Up North developer.
By: Kate Carlson
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By: Kate Carlson
The nonprofit New City Neighbors has achieved its goal of acquiring a parcel of land in Grand Rapids' Creston neighborhood to expand local urban farming operations.
By: Kate Carlson
Lott3Metz Crutcher Architecture moved its Grand Rapids office from the city's East Hills neighborhood to downtown at the end of last year.
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