Airpark Industrial Plat

It's industrial, unpretentious, and honest about what it is—278 acres of platted land carved for work, not window dressing. Lot sizes hover around a quarter-acre, modest and practical, the kind of footprint where a business can actually breathe without pretense. The median home value sits at $5K, which speaks to the no-frills nature of the place; this isn't about appreciation curves or resale narratives, it's about space that functions. You're eight minutes from Grand Haven's beach if the work day ends early, nearly an hour from downtown Grand Rapids if you need the bigger city, and surrounded by the agricultural and industrial spine that defines Ottawa County—pickup trucks and actual commerce, not performance. Two parks within a mile, thirty restaurants, eighteen grocers scattered across two miles: the infrastructure for living is there, woven in with the infrastructure for working. Grand Haven Area Public Schools serves the area. It's not romanticized or soft-focus. It's the unglamorous backbone that keeps small economies moving.