Crain’s Grand Rapids Business – “Eenhoorn’s plan for the building includes 42 fully furnished “micro apartments” to house one person each. Each apartment will include a kitchenette, bathroom, and living and sleeping quarters, situated around two central courtyards.”
WOODTV – “What was once senior living will soon become a place for people to live as they seek permanent housing, thanks to a collaboration between Eenhoorn, LLC and a local nonprofit.”
WGVU – “Through a partnership with Grand Rapids real estate investment and property management firm Eenhoorn and Community Rebuilders, a nonprofit committed to ending homelessness, the property at 1450 E. Fulton Street will provide 40 people with short-term stable housing.”
WZZM – “Investment firm Eenhoorn LLC partnered with nonprofit Community Rebuilders to redevelop the former retirement home on Fulton Street East.”
MLive — “A vacant building on Fulton Street in Grand Rapids would be transformed into a temporary homeless shelter with 42 micro apartments under a partnership between the nonprofit group Community Rebuilders and real estate investment firm Eenhoorn.”
