Coit'S Grandville Avenue Add.

The smell of fresh tortillas drifts from a corner storefront as you turn onto what locals still call Grandville Avenue—officially Cesar E. Chavez Avenue now, renamed in 2022. This small platted subdivision sits in Roosevelt Park, where a dozen taquerias, Mexican restaurants, and Latin American grocers line the blocks alongside single-family homes that have weathered more than a century. Downtown Grand Rapids is about six minutes north by car; the Gerald R. Ford airport sits roughly 23 minutes out. Homes here run $150,000 to $275,000 depending on size and condition—small bungalows and Cape Cods at the lower end, larger Foursquare and Craftsman homes toward the north. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area, and you're steps from transit, with Caulfield Park a three-minute walk away and 54 restaurants within a mile. Roberto Clemente Park, the neighborhood's namesake gathering spot with a soccer field and skate park, anchors the community just beyond the subdivision's boundary.