Neighborhoods You Will Love
We serve and focus on Grand Rapids and the Greater Grand Rapids Communities. We love our communities and are passionate in making sure we find the one that is the right fit for our clients. Take a look at just a few of the communities we serve.
Ada, MI
Ada has come a long way since it was founded in 1821 by fur trader Rix Robinson. Today, it's home to more than 13,000 residents and comprised of great neighborhoods, abundant recreational activities and thriving businesses, blending more than 1,000 acres of public land and parks with progressive business, award-winning education and an active community.
Caledonia, MI
This fast-growing community 25 minutes southeast of Grand Rapids boasts a bustling business district as well as acres of green pastures and flowing waters. Residents pride themselves on preserving the area’s rural heritage and small-town feel even as the township continues to add visitor-friendly attractions and events.
Cascade / Forest Hills, MI
Cascade Charter Township is situated in the southeastern section of Kent County, approximately 10 miles southeast of Grand Rapids. One of the most defining features of the Township is the Thornapple River, which divides the Township into east and west halves. Originally a part of Ada Township, Cascade sought separation in 1848.
Freeport
The Village of Freeport is located in northern Barry County, along the banks of the Coldwater River. Established in 1874, the village is home to over 400 residents.
Grand Rapids, MI
Looking for a growing modern metro city to call home? Then check out Grand Rapids and experience the beautiful parks, art, music, beer, and food that this wonderful city has to offer.
Greenville, MI
Greenville is a quaint rural community with the luxuries and services you will find in significantly larger cities. We invite you to come and enjoy the commercial, recreation, education and health care facilities, safe, progressive and vibrant city.
Hastings, MI
A vibrant community located on the Thornapple River. You will find quaint shops and unique restaurants in a small town surrounded by nature's beauty. Hastings offers a quality of life that is desired by many, as evidenced by being named one of the best small towns in America by Norman Crampton, author of "The 100 Best Small Towns in America."
Ionia, MI
Nestled in the heart of Michigan, the City of Ionia is a dynamic community of more than 10,000 residents and 60,000 county wide. Come share the beauty, charm and history of Ionia. The City of Ionia is situated mostly within Ionia Township, with small portions extending into Easton Township and Berlin Township, but is politically autonomous of the townships.
Jenison, MI
Jenison is located about 10 miles southwest of Grand Rapids. Explore countless nature trails and scenic routes through lush forests exploding in brilliant autumn colors. Dazzle your mind with the art, music, beer, food and fun in the Grand Rapids area, it is a feast for all of your senses.
Kentwood, MI
One of the fastest-growing cities in the state of Michigan is home to a wide variety of shopping, dining, lodging and entertainment options, all easily accessible from downtown Grand Rapids (14 minutes away) and the Gerald R. Ford International Airport (just outside the city limits). Family-friendly and culturally diverse, Kentwood is welcoming to all visitors.
Lowell, MI
A vibrant art scene and eclectic shopping district add character and charm to this largely rural city 20 minutes east of Grand Rapids. Historic downtown Lowell spans six city blocks alongside the scenic Flat River, close to numerous parks, lakes and golf courses.
Rockford, MI
Just 15 minutes from downtown Grand Rapids, the city of Rockford brims with small-town charm and ambiance. A quaint downtown, situated on the banks of the scenic Rogue River, bustles with activity. Nearby lakes, trails, parks and golf courses provide abundant recreation opportunities. Friendly and family-oriented, picturesque and relaxing, Rockford is one of West Michigan’s premier destinations.
Saranac, MI
Saranac has remained a small but enterprising town. The business section is diversified, with updated products and thoughtful, friendly service. The village is quietly located one-half mile off M-21, and is just a short drive from the metropolitan areas of Grand Rapids and Lansing via I-96. Come and enjoy this little town and the friendly people who live and work there.
Wyoming, MI
The largest suburb of Grand Rapids includes the area’s longest downtown – a 3½-mile stretch of five-lane 28th Street, one of Michigan’s most commercially dense roadways. You’ll find a tremendous variety of shopping and dining choices here, plus abundant parkland, great golf courses, and lots of family-friendly attractions and events.