Mercy Harbor Welcomes First Families at Former Mercy Hospital Site in Benton Harbor
The project converted a former hospital site into 28 homes in 14 duplexes, with officials citing neighborhood revitalization and first-time homeownership.
- On Tuesday, Governor Gretchen Whitmer joined local officials to celebrate the opening of Mercy Harbor, a new residential neighborhood in Benton Harbor featuring 28 homes in 14 duplexes.
- Benton Harbor Mayor Marcus Muhammad prioritized redeveloping the former Mercy Hospital site, which had become an eyesore for the community. The transformation addresses a long-standing need for neighborhood revitalization.
- Harbor Habitat for Humanity and Renovare Development partnered with Whirlpool Corp. to construct the homes. Resident Victoria Jones said, "Having a home means so much to me and many families."
- Governor Whitmer stated that Mercy Harbor demonstrates how "strong communities" can be built through collaboration. The development reflects Michigan's commitment to addressing affordable housing challenges.
- The project aims to provide stable housing for families and reflects a broader effort to ensure every Michigander has access to affordable homes. Future phases may expand the neighborhood further.
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BENTON HARBOR, MI. – By Héctor Loya/ El Informador A total of 34 new homes were inaugurated in Benton Harbor, Michigan, as part of the housing project Mercy Harbor, developed on the grounds previously occupied by the former Mercy Hospital. Governor Gretchen Whitmer of Michigan announced the official opening of the residential complex, highlighting that the project [...] The post Inauguran Mercy Harbor in Benton Harbor; enable 34 new homes in for…
Former hospital property transforms to Mercy Harbor neighborhood
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