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Overall, real estate sales were down for the first half of 2011 in comparison to the same time frame in 2010. Total 2011 sales for single family, multi-units and vacant lots =3664. Total 2010 sales for single family, multi-units and vacant lots= 4320.

It’s hard to believe that it’s almost the 4th of July already! Below you’ll find some helpful hints for planning the ultimate birthday celebration of our nation in the West Michigan area. Ada- The annual fireworks display occurs in the Village of Ada on the night of the 4th, but activities begin early. Come visit [...]

As a proud member of Local First, Blu House Properties would like you to be aware of a fun even happening in downtown Grand Rapids! This weekend is the 8th Annual Local First Street Party presented by Founders Brewing Co. – a celebration of all things local, featuring the best of local food, beer and [...]

If you’re looking to enjoy beautiful downtown Grand Rapids on a summer night, check out the Blues on the Mall.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to own the biggest house on the block in a lovely Grand Rapids neighborhood.

Since the start of 2011, 95 homes have sold in the Forest Hills school district. These properties have ranged in price from $40,000 to $1,100,000. Forest Hills school district is comprised of several different municipalities, including Ada, Cascade and Grand Rapids townships and the city of Kentwood. The average price per square foot for homes [...]

LaughFest is here in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Running from March 10-20, the first ever Laugh Fest features over forty different acts ranging from stand-up to improv shows. According to the festival’s website, “Celebrating laughter for the health of it — a festival of comedy, performance, film, and a variety of seriously funny stuff that makes [...]

Now in its third year, this festival has established itself as Michigan’s premier event for the celebration and tasting of the finest foods, wines, beers and spirits.

Admission and parking to the “Taste of Grand Rapids” is free. Patrons may purchase tastes and samples of food from 25 participating Grand Rapids area restaurants.

With a (mostly) sunny forecast, downtown Grand Rapids is the place to be this weekend to enjoy the 41st Annual Festival of the Arts. Located throughout the streets of downtown, West Michigan residents and visitors alike will find a plethora of food, entertainment and activities- with a majority of them free.