Developer says Grand Rapids housing study 'not based on history, facts or common sense'

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United States. Local and federal actors announced actions this week to address housing shortages across multiple cities. In Grand Rapids a developer challenged a regional 2025 housing assessment after a Nov. 21 letter; Charleston leaders considered a $17.5 million TIF-backed land purchase for affordable units; Bay City moved public housing into a nonprofit and shifted vouchers; New York opinion pieces urged multigenerational affordable builds; Lexington broke ground on a mixed-income complex opening in 2026; a California congressman introduced legislation to redirect federal immigration funds toward housing affordability. Officials highlighted local vacancy rates. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.