There's a surge of revitalization and new development efforts spreading across the state. From Sault Ste. Marie to Traverse City to Grand Rapids to Detroit, cities are recognizing the importance of adding spice to their city centers, including downtown mixed-use projects and housing. In this issue of Michigan Business Report learn what local communities are doing to attract new investments.
Report from the President
 New President & CEO Jim Epolito highlights his vision and direction for the Michigan Economic Development Corporation.
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Heartside Renaissance
An 'art transplant' has help put the heartbeat back into Heartside. Once on the decline socially and economically, this Grand Rapid's neighborhood is re-birthing itself with a new identity and vitality.
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Flying High
Company Profile: WACO Classic Aircraft Corporation
Pilots can re-live the golden age of aviation in brand-new biplanes with the look and authenticity of a legendary 1935 design. WACO Classic of Battle Creek is the only manufacturer in the world able to build the biplanes.
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Detroit's Super Bowl Face-Lift
Is there any more visable indication of the revitalization of Michigan than Detroit's Super Bowl preparation? Metro Detroit is currently in the midst of a $17 billion revitalization. Super Bowl XL will be a big coming out party for a new and exciting Detroit.
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A Vision for Divison Street
Executive Profile: Roosevelt Tillman
Local Grand Rapids Developer ambitious projects along the South Division corridor 'add synergy to the neighborhood' and may spark Grand Rapid's next comeback story.
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Michigan Lifestyle
It's Natural!
Michigan's Upper Peninsula boasts numerous natural phenomena to inspire travelers.
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