54 Commerce

When you pull up to 54 Commerce, you're stepping into the heart of Oldtown-Heartside, where galleries spill onto sidewalks and the smell of coffee and fresh bread drifts from storefronts steps away. The building itself—built in 2009—sits in a neighborhood that's become known for its thriving arts scene, and you feel it immediately: street-level energy, people moving between studios and restaurants, the kind of urban pulse that doesn't require a car to experience. 086 to 1,209 square feet, each with one bathroom and direct access to what makes living here worth it—you're literally steps from dozens of restaurants, cafes, and shops, with public transit stops equally close. The neighborhood's walkability score reflects this proximity: a perfect 10 for dining alone. Within a mile, there are 450 restaurants to explore and 33 parks scattered through the area, including Studio Park Piazza just a two-minute walk away. For grocery runs, your nearest option is about a mile out, and if you want to get on the water, Butterworth Park Launch sits about 1.3 miles away. Schools fall under Grand Rapids Public Schools, and downtown Grand Rapids is less than a minute's drive when you need it, with Gerald R. Ford Airport roughly 21 minutes away.