The Fitzgerald

Look, you're literally steps from downtown Grand Rapids—like, 0.7 miles—which means the Van Andel Arena, Division Avenue galleries, and somewhere around 492 restaurants are your actual backyard. The Fitzgerald itself is a contemporary brick-and-stone condo development on about an acre in Oldtown-Heartside, and homes here run around $409K. The nearest restaurant is a two-minute walk. Coffee is three minutes. Transit is literally steps away. You've got Veteran's Memorial Park right next door and 32 parks within a mile, which sounds excessive until you realize you're in an urban neighborhood where green space actually matters. The nearest grocery is under a mile out, and if you're the type who owns a boat, Butterworth Park Launch is 1.5 miles away—about a ten-minute drive. Gerald R. Ford Airport is 21 minutes, so you're not stranded when you need to leave. Grand Rapids Public Schools serves the area. The walkability here is a 6.3 overall, which is honest: dining and transit are maxed out (you can walk to nearly anything food-related), but fitness and general errands require a bit more intention. That's not a flaw in an urban condo community—that's just the reality of density. You're trading lawn maintenance for proximity.