This series, Block by Block, is supported by FHLBank Indianapolis and CEDAM, and follows emerging and diverse developers building affordable housing in Michigan.
Established by Governor Whitmer, the Growing Michigan Together Council works to develop a long-term plan of action to address many issues of concern across the state.
As Kent County grows faster than the rest of the state, the community looks at ways to address its ongoing housing shortages.
The FHLBank of Indianapolis provides impactful resources for communities in Michigan and provides home repair programs and additional resources to homeowners via lenders like First State Bank in Saginaw and Metro Community Development Corporation in Flint.
Block by Block spoke with Lansing and Detroit organizations on how they’re addressing the need for single-family housing in their communities.
Citizens Research Council, Michigan Municipal League, and Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation weigh in on the state's housing needs, regional, minority-driven resources, and development within individual communities.
Community members and a local university play a key role in "Transformation Beyond Imagination."
For the first time ever, the state of Michigan released a statewide coordinated, comprehensive housing plan, working with stakeholders across the housing sector.
The Community Economic Development Association of Michigan is addressing the demand for affordable housing across the state.
An Affordable Housing Program grant from Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis allowed Dogwood Community Development to complete Shelby Trails apartments.
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