111 Lyon has transformed from a historic downtown office tower into modern residential units, now leasing, blending mid-century architecture with updated amenities just steps from Monroe Center and Rosa Parks Circle. 

Kent County is leading a 23-mile trail connection, connecting the gap between the Fred Meijer White Pine Trail State Park, Fred Meijer Grand River Valley Rail Trail, North Country Trail, and Iron Belle Trail.

Acrisure Amphitheater made its debut in May 2026, and it's already become a staple of downtown Grand Rapids' live music scene — a 12,000-seat riverfront venue with a signature canopy roof and unobstructed views from every seat. 

The future Amway Stadium will serve as a dynamic sports and entertainment hub, featuring MLS NEXT Pro soccer matches alongside a variety of local and national events, bringing excitement and energy to the West Side.

The completed renovation of Lyon Square has transformed this public space into a vibrant, all-season park designed to foster community engagement through year-round activities that bring people together.

The Grand Rapids Public Museum has completed the riverfront and carousel phase of its $50 million expansion, and is now underway on phase two — a new entry, lobby, and classroom spaces — as part of the first major upgrade since its 1994 relocation. 

Fulton & Market will play a pivotal role in connecting downtown like never before, creating a lively corridor that strengthens community ties and brings exciting new opportunities to the riverfront.

Restoring the iconic Grand River rapids is not just about preservation—it’s about revitalizing an essential ecological resource that will help boost the local economy and community pride.

The development of Canal Park will improve access to the river, while providing eco-friendly spaces and new recreational opportunities for residents and visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.