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County land bank enjoys good fiscal year
Agency may have a buyer for Grand Rapids commercial structure.
An audit of the Kent County Land Bank Authority’s fiscal year revealed the agency finished 2012 with a surplus of $276,134, as net revenue grew by $112,796 last year.
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County panel says no to land bank
Group recommends that commission not sell properties to agency before auction.
The Kent County Land Bank Process Subcommittee is recommending to the full commission that the Kent County Land Bank Authority not be allowed to buy any tax-foreclosed properties prior to the annual auction.
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New option surfaces from land bank subcommittee
With tax-foreclosure day rapidly approaching on April 1, the panel charged with determining whether the Kent County Land Bank Authority can buy properties from the county prior to the public auction is moving into overdrive.
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Land bank adds warehouse
The Kent County Land Bank Authority recently agreed to take ownership of a vacant commercial building on the southeast side of Grand Rapids for a buck, and did so with the bank’s and the city’s blessings.
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City may join county in land sale
More properties along Grand River may go up for bid.
More riverfront property than originally expected may be on the market soon.
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A different way for the Kent County Land Bank
I’ve been reading with interest the discussion in the Business Journal regarding the Kent County Land Bank’s purchase of tax delinquent homes for renovation.
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Sparta Foundry sale may be a month away
After a year’s work, county land bank gets ready to sell manufacturing site.
The Kent County Land Bank Authority has set a date to announce the sale of a key industrial property that will eventually bring much-needed jobs to the area.
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Land bank committee temporarily suspends meetings
Subcommittee looking into land distribution policy halts due to lawsuit.
The Kent County Land Bank Process Subcommittee decided late last week to suspend its meetings until a pending court case is resolved.
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