Description

Habitat for Humanity of Kent County is a non-profit affordable home builder and after 35 years of service – and 420 homes built – the organization has started its biggest and most complex project ever: a 5.5 acre redevelopment called Plaza Roosevelt.

Located in Roosevelt Park, eight community partners have come together to invest $40 million and increase access to affordable housing, education, health care and green spaces.

Habitat’s portion of the project is well underway with 13 of its 17 planned homes now under construction. This year’s Parade home is in the center of the development and was built by students through a partnership between Habitat and the residential construction program at GRCC’s Tassell M-TEC Center.

The home will be LEED certified (Habitat Kent’s 190th LEED home) and the whole development is anticipated to be one of the first LEED certified Neighborhood Developments in the state of Michigan.

Summary

4 Bedrooms

2 Bathrooms

1450 Square Feet

Street	366 Rumsey SW
City, State	Grand Rapids, Michigan
Postal code	49503
Property Type	Single Family
Community Name	Plaza Roosevelt
Bedrooms	4
Bathrooms	2
Square Footage	1450
Is the home for sale?	No
Contact
Phone #	616 774 2431
Email	bdeckinga@habitatkent.org
Company Website	www.habitatkent.org
Price Range this Builder Company builds:
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Company Bio	About Habitat for Humanity of Kent County Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity of Kent County brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. Established in 1983, Habitat Kent has served more than 450 families in Kent County. Habitat homeowners help build or repair their own homes alongside volunteers and pay an affordable mortgage. Habitat Kent is intentionally focused on holistic neighborhood revitalization, employing a revitalization model that is based on the foundational outcomes of collective action, social cohesion, sense of community, and racial equity. Through financial support, volunteering or adding a voice to support affordable housing and strong neighborhoods, everyone can help families achieve the strength and stability they need to build better lives. To learn more, visit www.habitatkent.org.