Pending Listings in Michigan, MI

Pending Listing in Michigan, MI:

Prime Location Of This 1.85 Acre Vacant Lot between Higgins Lakes south shore & Houghton Lakes north shore. Loads of passive recreational opportunities abound. Boating, sailing, swimming, ATV riding, hiking state land, skiing, golfing are available. Natural gas and sewer at road! Land use and zoning requirements are not guaranteed. Buyer is responsible to check and verify their intended use with Markey Township and Roscommon County. Roscommon County Tax records show assessment $0. Buyer should inquire what the taxes will be after closing.

Pending Listing in Michigan, MI:

This 4-acre parcel is part of Coopersville's Midway Industrial Park, and is located just 1 mile north of I-96. The Industrial Park is conveniently situated between Grand Rapids and the Lake Michigan shoreline. The parcel is both level and buildable with municipal water at the street and ready for hookup. This is a prime development opportunity with strong neighboring businesses and easy access to both the Grand Rapids and lakeshore-area communities.

Pending Listing in Michigan, MI:

Great infill opportunity in Detroit's bustling North End neighborhood. Includes a total of 4 lots. 297, 307, 315 and 323 King. The DLBA is seeking proposals for small to medium scale infill development with the goal of increasing housing supply and restoring the urban fabric, as well as density and walkability. Interested buyers should consult our proposal guidelines for new build opportunities. The DLBA also recommend reviewing relevant neighborhood framework plans from the City of Detroit's Planning and Development Dept. for additional context about the neighborhood. The DLBA is entitled to a tax capture for the 5 tax years subsequent to transferring ownership of the property. The tax cap

Pending Listing in Michigan, MI:

Building should define space in a meaningful way. Building should be designed to compliment community. Provide a diverse residential stock and density at a variety of procedure points, ownership types (i. e. Rent, Own), housing types. Densities shall support opportunities for neighborhood commercial investments and jobs creation, stimulating growth in local economy. The DLBA is entitled to a tax capture for the 5 tax years subsequent to transferring ownership of the property. The tax capture may be incompatible with tax abatement that are otherwise available to the selected purchaser. DLBA will review requests to waive its tax capture rights and may require a payment in lieu of taxes to app