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Featured Apartments in Grandville, MI
Wimbledon Apartments
Excellent Location Right Off Hwy 196...Every Apartment Has Private Garage W/Opener...FREE Membership To A Local Gym...
Grandville MI, 49418
Brookmeadow Apartments
15 Minutes To Downtown Grand Rapids Via I-96...Close To Malls, Parks, Restaurants, And Churches...Brookmeadow Is Located In The Jenison Public School District...
Grandville MI, 49418
Crossroads Apartments
City Bus Stop Located On Property...Conveniently Located Near 131...We Are Your Best Value For Quality And Price...
Grandville MI, 49509
Ramblewood Apartments
Wyoming MI apartments for rent with private balconies and walk in closets. 15 minutes to Grand Rapids 2.5 miles to Metro Health Hospital. 55 000 square foot health club with free resident membership. Pet friendly apartments set on 185 wooded acres.
Grandville MI, 49519
Prairie Creek Apartments
Conveniently Located Near US 31-xway...City Bus Stop Located Near Community...
Grandville MI, 49519

Grandville, MI
Overview of Grandville
Located southwest of Grand Rapids, Mich., along Interstate 196 in the heart of The Great Lakes State, Grandville is one of the most charming and family-friendly communities that Michigan has to offer. In the past two decades, the city has seen a substantial amount of growth, driving many residents to call Grandville apartments for rent their new home. With its location along the Grand River and bustling commercial and residential areas, it makes sense that Grandville has seen such an impressive growth rate. Living here is extremely cost-effective as well. According to City-Data, the city's cost of living index is more than 13 points below the national average, making it a very affordable place to call home.
Living in Grandville, MI
Grandville's first occupants were Ottawa Native Americans who enjoyed the city's ideal location along the river. However, the first European settler in the area was Luther Lincoln, who first visited Grandville in 1832. After a few years, Lincoln purchased the land and began a settlement. Toward the late 19th century, the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad established a station - and economic growth - in the area in 1872. Today, the area is home to more than 15,500 residents, according to a 2011 estimate from the U.S. Census Bureau. According to the city's website, the city has seen a recently developed south portion, but even with the growth of this prosperous and thriving community, Grandville still maintains a warm and welcoming small-town atmosphere.
Grandville Attractions and Special Events
The city is especially proud of its many community events, including its involvement in the Michigan Week celebration, a tradition that includes a barbecue, police fingerprinting and fire equipment on display for the kids, and live music.
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