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$13M Apartment Complex Breaks Ground in Downtown Jackson

By Taylor DesOrmeau
May 15, 2019 12:05 PM ET
Campaign: Consumers Energy | Supporting Our Communities

Originally published by mlive.com

JACKSON, MI – Crews have broken ground on a new apartment complex after three years of discussion.

The $13 million development, called The 200, includes plans for 86 studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments on four floors. It’s on pace to open in spring 2021, said Kevin Thomson of Jackson Downtown Partners, developer of the complex.

The city is giving over the land for $1 and Consumers Energy is incorporating the project into its Jackson Smart Energy District.

Plans for complex include solar panels on the roof and energy efficiencies throughout.

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