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Nathan covers the Greater Grand Rapids area and most of Kent County, with regular activity in Ottawa and southern Newaygo counties as well. Browse the map or scroll through the guides below. If the place you are looking at is not listed here, ask.
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Areas with the most complete guides, including housing stock details, school district info, and Nathan's personal take.
Small-town heart, city address
A small-town neighborhood within Grand Rapids featuring a walkable business district with a social zone, mid-century bungalows, and entry-level pricing.
The north side, rising
Grand Rapids' largest neighborhood with 708 new housing units in development, a growing Plainfield Avenue dining scene, and Grand River access.
Cherry Street and beyond
Seven distinct sub-neighborhoods between Heritage Hill and Eastown, anchored by Cherry Street's acclaimed dining strip and walkable to downtown.
Grand Rapids' walkable village
A walkable streetcar-era neighborhood with two thriving commercial corridors, 56+ restaurants and bars, and early 20th century architecture near East Grand Rapids.
Affordable south side with BRT
One of Grand Rapids' largest neighborhoods with entry-level pricing, Silver Line BRT on Division Avenue, a 20-acre park, and Latin American dining.
The city's creative core
Grand Rapids' urban arts and entertainment district with a National Register historic warehouse district, loft living, and a Walk Score of 92.
Where Grand Rapids history lives
Grand Rapids' oldest neighborhood and one of the largest urban historic districts in the U.S., with 1,300 homes spanning 60+ architectural styles.
Where the zoo meets home
A quiet west-side neighborhood centered around a 140-acre zoo and park, with Craftsman homes, Bridge Street dining, and easy downtown access.
Where history meets the Medical Mile
Six sub-neighborhoods between downtown and East Hills, adjacent to the Medical Mile, with 150+ years of architecture and major development underway.
The West Side, reinvented
Grand Rapids' second-largest neighborhood with a revitalized Leonard Street brewery corridor, 57-acre Richmond Park, and Grand River access.
Cities and Townships
From the urban core to the surrounding townships, each guide covers housing stock, schools, and what sets the area apart.
Township · Kent County
$500K to $900K+
Township · Ottawa County
$250K to $550K
Township · Kent County
$175K to $450K+
City · Kent County
$250K to $600K+
City · Kent County
$300K to $700K+
Township · Kent County
$250K to $600K
Township · Kent County
$350K to $900K+
Township · Kent County
$400K to $750K
City · Kent County
$200K to $500K
City · Kent County
$180K to $450K
City · Ottawa County
$225K to $475K
City · Allegan County
$350K to $900K+
City · Kent County
$500K to $900K+
School District Area · Kent County
$450K to $850K
City · Ottawa County
$200K to $750K+
City · Kent County
$150K to $550K
City · Kent County
$180K to $475K
City · Montcalm County
$150K to $400K
City · Ottawa County
$180K to $550K
City · Ottawa County
$250K to $700K+
City · Ottawa County
$225K to $500K+
City · Kent County
$200K to $500K
City · Kent County
$180K to $500K
City · Barry County
$200K to $450K
City · Muskegon County
$80K to $350K
City · Muskegon County
$175K to $450K
Township · Kent County
$200K to $550K+
City · Kent County
$350K to $650K
City · Allegan County
$300K to $2M+
City · Kent County
$150K to $425K
City · Ottawa County
$225K to $900K+
City · Kent County
$200K to $550K
City · Allegan County
$200K to $450K
City · Kent County
$160K to $400K
City · Ottawa County
$200K to $600K+
Grand Rapids Neighborhoods
Grand Rapids is a city of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character, housing stock, and price points.
Small-town heart, city address
$180K to $350K
A civil rights landmark neighborhood
$200K to $350K
Craftsman character, Wealthy Street access
$100K to $330K
Grand Rapids from above
$130K to $500K
Historic roots near the Grand River
$150K to $300K
Reinvestment in real time
$100K to $275K
Historic color on compact streets
$175K to $400K
Village charm, city convenience
$150K to $400K
The north side, rising
$150K to $400K
Cherry Street and beyond
$200K to $475K
Established charm near East Grand Rapids
$250K to $450K
Grand Rapids' walkable village
$225K to $600K
Affordable SE side with momentum
$130K to $300K
Garden roots, central location
$200K to $450K
Affordable south side with BRT
$140K to $350K
EGR schools, township taxes
$300K to $600K+
The city's creative core
$200K to $1M+
Where Grand Rapids history lives
$175K to $700K
28 acres of recreation, central value
$150K to $375K
Where the zoo meets home
$175K to $350K
100 acres of nature, suburban space
$250K to $375K
Affordable roots near Wealthy Street
$150K to $325K
Lakes, colleges, and the Golden Triangle
$250K to $600K
Where history meets the Medical Mile
$150K to $450K
Suburban calm, trail-side living
$150K to $500K
City convenience, suburban style
$200K to $500K
Riverside trails, riverfront living
$180K to $500K
Community roots run deep
$120K to $300K
Grand Rapids' planned gem since 1922
$300K to $700K+
Southeast value with big investment
$130K to $300K
Brick-home suburb, Forest Hills schools
$220K to $625K
River charm on the northeast side
$175K to $350K
Grand Rapids' walkable corridor
$120K to $275K
Nature trails and mid-century charm
$175K to $375K
Diverse, affordable, close to downtown
$150K to $325K
Small neighborhood, big location
$150K to $400K
Accessible pricing, growing momentum
$125K to $350K
Where the river meets the neighborhood
$130K to $350K
The West Side, reinvented
$175K to $345K
Big lots, big nature, big potential
$200K to $500K
Wyoming Neighborhoods
Wyoming is the second largest city in the metro. These guides cover its individual neighborhoods.
At the center of Wyoming's next chapter
$160K to $325K
Diverse roots, growing together
$150K to $300K
Affordable roots, central location
$140K to $275K
Historic character, suburban comfort
$150K to $300K
Parks at your doorstep
$150K to $300K
Not finding your area?
These guides are a starting point, not the whole territory. Send a note with the town, township, or school district you are looking at and Nathan will share what he knows.