Crazy you posted these. I'd been trying to see if Google Streetview had updated it for a few months, now, and they JUST updated it this month. lol I've been curious about this area, because I'd always thought the 425 Area this is included in was purely industrial/commercial, but there were two houses on Davis Highway closer to Nixon that remained on GM's property until very recently. There's also one other residential orperty off of Nixon on the land. So this area has had 3 households-worth of voting residents & taxpayers in Lansing since this 425 went into effect and I always thought it was unpopulated. They're gone now, though, except for the home on Nixon. lol
A few updates from around town... With a few construction new projects getting going there should be more to show over the next few months.
Rotary Clubs new accessible playground & pier at Adado:
Stadium North's Cedar St building is topped out while the Larch & Erie building is just going above ground:
Neogen expansion:
Ranney Park construction is moving along. The structure (waterfalls/cascades???) at the north end of the park is taking shape, I'm very interested to see exactly what it ends up looking like. The south end of the park is starting to look a little better as plants take hold.
Red Cedar Hotels inching towards completion:
Msu to Lake Lansing trail construction, this is just east of Hagadorn next to the Community School of Music. It appears close to ready for paving.
MSU finished repaving a dilapidated section of river trail from Bogue to Hagadorn leading the Lk Lansing trail a couple weeks ago:
Multi cultural center's foundation construction is moving along:
Fencing up and site work just getting underway at the new IM building
Thank you, for the pictures, much easier than trying to catch a glimpse of the sites from the car. The Stadium North project seems to be going up very quickly. I had not been that way in a while, it is kind of surprising. At Ranny Park I seem to remember a plan for a water feature with people's faces spitting out water. Maybe this is that feature. There seems to more playgrounds than kids to play in them, maybe next the mayor will put a playground in front of City Hall.
A few pics along the soon to be paved phase II of the MSU-Lake Lansing Trail, heading from the end of Campus Hill to the entrance of Nancy Moore Park on Okemos Rd:
Land cleared for Haslett Village project with the American House senior apartments in the distance:
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Rotary Clubs new accessible playground & pier at Adado:
Stadium North's Cedar St building is topped out while the Larch & Erie building is just going above ground:
Neogen expansion:
Ranney Park construction is moving along. The structure (waterfalls/cascades???) at the north end of the park is taking shape, I'm very interested to see exactly what it ends up looking like. The south end of the park is starting to look a little better as plants take hold.
Red Cedar Hotels inching towards completion:
Msu to Lake Lansing trail construction, this is just east of Hagadorn next to the Community School of Music. It appears close to ready for paving.
MSU finished repaving a dilapidated section of river trail from Bogue to Hagadorn leading the Lk Lansing trail a couple weeks ago:
Multi cultural center's foundation construction is moving along:
Fencing up and site work just getting underway at the new IM building
A few extra pics: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjAKRyY
Map: https://www.meridian.mi.us/home/showpublisheddocument/26498/638198477623970000
More info: https://www.meridian.mi.us/home/showpublisheddocument/26024/638126026248670000
Lansing Center promenade with new concrete:
A (bad) view of the Lansing Shuffle Club addition:
Stadium North Cedar St building:
Stadium North Larch & Erie building:
Neogen expansion appears to be nearly structurally complete:
Cleared land at Saginaw & Penn for Hepler's project:
Good progress at Ranney Park, they're working on pedestrian bridges and have done what looks like a final grading on the trails to be paved:
Completed hotels at Red Cedar:
One of two water features in the median of Michigan Ave at Morgan/Cascade:
New pedestrian bridge near Farm Ln:
The multicultural center (I think the awning/second floor overhang has yet to be built to the left):
Progress on the new IM building is not above ground but there are footings going in, there is a webcam for the project here:
https://app.oxblue.com/cameras/aa22e2fbf16c90330c1de07661568e6a?openlink=grangerconstruction/msusrwc
Neogen building:
The new MSU Multicultural Center:
New IM building:
Farm Ln ridge:
A few pics along the soon to be paved phase II of the MSU-Lake Lansing Trail, heading from the end of Campus Hill to the entrance of Nancy Moore Park on Okemos Rd:
Land cleared for Haslett Village project with the American House senior apartments in the distance: