John Huisman Add.

It's three acres squeezed into Midtown with lot sizes running a tenth of an acre each—which means you're paying around $258K for homes on postage stamps, the trade-off being you can walk to a grocery in four minutes and hit 331 restaurants within a mile. The nearest coffee shop and restaurant are both three minutes on foot, transit is closer still, and if you need to walk the dog there's a park two minutes away and a proper dog park eight minutes further. Schools feed into Grand Rapids Public Schools, downtown is four minutes' drive, and you're wedged between the Medical Mile and everything else that makes Midtown worth the density—the Fulton Street Farmer's Market, the old cemetery, the sidewalk culture. It's not for people who want space; it's for people who chose proximity.