Each property is listed according to the county in which it is located. A brief description and link to a photograph of the site is provided. Links to owners or real estate companies are provided where applicable. For additional information please contact Ron Smedley at 517-373-4805 or by email at
smedleyr@michigan.gov
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West and Southwest Michigan are great places to do business. Communities are ready to assist with site selection, financial incentives, and development assistance. Just follow the links below.
Allegan County
City of Allegan- Former Rockwell International. 1999 CMI project, now complete and ready to be redeveloped as Prospect Point. Contact the Allegan City Manager for more information on this great opportunity.
Muskegon County
Muskegon Heights, MI
Former Bennett Pump Company. 10 industrial acres right next to downtown Muskegon Heights. This CMI project is being cleaned up and cleared for redevelopment. Find the perfect site in this future industrial park in the city's Reniassance Zone. Several other commerical properties are also available from the city. Call the Community Development Department at 231-733-1355. or see the Muskegon Area First website at:
http://www.muskegonareafirst.org/.
St. Joseph County
Three Rivers, MI Excellent brownfield and USTfield sites are available for redevelopment in the vibrant community of Three Rivers and the surrounding townships. See their website at: http://www.threeriversmi.org/.
Berrien County
Watervliet Township, MI 8897 Red Arrow Hwy, Watervliet Township. Great location on main highway into Watervliet. 2002 CMI funded project. Phase I complete and tanks removed. May be eligible for brownfield incentives.
Contact the Watervliet Township Supervisor at 269-463-5113 for more information.
Kalamazoo County
Kalamazoo, MI Former McLeieer Oil Bulk Plant. 1718 W. Michigan Ave. Perfect industrial redevelopment opportunity. Property is tax reverted, 2001 CMI for tank removal and cleanup. Eligible for brownfield tax increment financing. More information about redevelopment in Kalamazoo can be found at: http://www.redevelopkalamazoo.org/.