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Grand Rapids–Wyoming–Kentwood growth and development

Grand Rapids–Wyoming–Kentwood industrial demand intelligence

Track housing, employment, infrastructure, retail, and other growth signals shaping industrial demand across Grand Rapids.

Industrial + small-bay snapshot

Grand Rapids–Wyoming–Kentwood

Reviewed industrial and small-bay project identities. Live pipeline is shown separately where lifecycle review is available; missing source lanes are never rendered as market zeros.
Withheld · acquisition incompleteAn incomplete or unpublished source lane is not evidence of zero market activity.

Completed authority results

Authority-level onlynot a metro total
AuthorityProjects reviewedLive pipelineMapped
City of Grand Rapids, MI · commercial new/addition lane42942

Each row is scoped to that authority’s retrieved records. The rows are not summed into a metro count or the national measured total; missing jurisdictions are not treated as zero.

Correction: The 42-project result is unchanged, but its label and coverage denominator are corrected. It covers one commercial new/addition permit lane—not the City's renovation, change-of-use, demolition, land-use, or Planning lanes—and the corrected metro authority denominator is 157 rather than the contaminated prior enumeration.

Grand Rapids–Wyoming–Kentwood still has no published metro project count. The existing 42 reviewed identities come from one City of Grand Rapids Accela record type—Commercial or 3+ Family New or Addition—and therefore represent only the new-construction/addition lane, not a complete City industrial activity count. The portal exposes 83 record types; four other supply-relevant commercial types plus the Planning entitlement lane were not acquired. The 42 includes nine current-development identities and five recent completions; all are mapped. It must not be compared directly with Cleveland's five-kind 140-project activity universe. The corrected authority enumeration is 157 after removing 67 boundary-touch false positives. Ottawa County's furniture belt and the Kentwood, Wyoming, Walker, Grandville, township, Montcalm, Barry, and Ionia lanes remain unmeasured rather than zero. Existing Supply retains two records and Demand retains four signals as separate, nonadditive layers.

Accounting: Project counts are reviewed project identities, not raw permit rows or necessarily the live pipeline. Building area and value are shown only when the source or reviewed description supports them.

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