LINC eyes blighted properties for demolition
LINC and ICCF eye vacant properties for demolition, some to make room for new development.
According to an excerpt from the article:
More than 40 buildings in Grand Rapids — including a popular neighborhood taco spot and a historic but vacant South Division movie theater — are being eyed for demolition this year using state blight elimination funding harnessed by a pair of local nonprofits.
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