These southeast Grand Rapids communities are an excellent place to reside, enjoy life and thrive!  Located about ten miles from downtown, close enough to enjoy the dining, shopping and culture that downtown has to offer yet live in the beauty of this SE area.  Mature trees, wooded neighborhoods with the awesome all sports Thornapple River winding through, with many desirable neighborhoods offering all ages of homes.  Also winding through...

This highly desirable community centered on Reeds Lake is one of the oldest suburbs in Kent County and has the character and charm to prove it!  The downtown area is known as Gaslight Village and is a favorite to Grand Rapidians with all it has to offer in dining and upscale shopping.  East Grand Rapids also offers a beautiful community center and library overlooking the beauty of Reeds Lake. East Grand Rapids schools are highly desired...

Northeast Grand Rapids is bounded by Fulton to the south and Division to the west. It consists mostly of older homes within the city limits – i.e., the Monroe Avenue N., Belknap/Lookout, Creston, Fulton Heights and Midtown neighborhoods — and moves into newer developments as you progress north and east – i.e., Grand Rapids Township, Northeast, Northview and Plainfield neighborhoods — with Rockford at its northern most...

Downtown Grand Rapids is a lively and thriving community.  A plethora of restaurants, museums, theaters, office space and a sports arena make downtown living a pleasant experience. The downtown setting seems as though you’re in a much larger city,  yet you have the feeling of close knit community that comes together for great events like the world’s biggest art phenomenon – Art Prize. Broke up into multiple sections...

The Southwest area of the Grand Rapids is home to thriving residential communities and commercial businesses. Wyoming, Grandville, Jenison, Kentwood and Byron Center make up the well established neighborhoods. Shopping and restaurants and community events make living in the SW area a notable place to live.  RiverTown Crossings Mall in Grandville is one of the best shopping experiences in Western Michigan!   Please take a look below to...

Like the Northeast side of Grand Rapids, the Northwest side is made up older homes in older neighborhoods closer in to the City limits with newer neighborhoods and newer homes springing up as the city has expanded to the north and west. The area begins north of Fulton and west of Division and encompasses the Allendale (where the main campus of Grand Valley State University is located), Alpine, Comstock Park, Stockbridge, Walker, West...