May 21 2024
The Meridian Township staff, Lansing Regional Chamber of Commerce, and other community partners to welcome the mixed- use project formally to the community. With an approved Brownfield plan the development includes connection to the Township's pathway system and the Interurban trail, access to local commercial, transportation and more. This project is complete.
February 2024
American House Meridian, owned and operated by REDICO, has acquired the full occupancy permit for the site. New residential tenants are now allowed to move into their leased units. Commercial tenants will now have the opportunity to begin interior build out permitting.
January 2024
Vertical construction has completed, with site inspection occurring regularly. Anticipated opening in February or March of 2024. Ribbon cutting will officially mark the opening of the mixed-use 55+ Independent Community to Meridian Township.
August 2023
This 10-acre project is one four-story, 132 Unit Mixed Use Redevelopment building, projected to be fully opened in January 2024. The western 10-acres, owned now by Redico out of Southfield, MI, began demolition on July 5, 2022. Construction began in Spring 2023.
The development will feature approximately 10,000 square feet of commercial space on the first floor. This commercial space may include commercial office space, a small cafe, as well as flexible conference rooms and a salon all available to the public.
The site is expected to include a CATA bus stop amenity alongside the included shuttle service for residents. This project, first approved in November of 2019, will be the bookend development site for the entire 40-acre area formally known as "Haslett Village Square".
The American House Meridian project, brought to us by Redico, is currently leasing residential space and interested parties can see the potential suite space in the leasing trailer on site. This project is only 10 acres on the western portion of the Haslett Village complex and is separated from the Haslett Village Square 2.0 redevelopment project.
August 2022
Demolition began at 1673 Haslett Road on July 5, 2022. The name changed from Pine Village to American Home Meridian due to an ownership change. Cypress Partners sold the property to the new operators of the building, Redico. The Redico company will begin the 114 mixed use development. The first floor of the development will be commercial office/retail space. It will also include common open space, walk-in retail options and a connection to the interurban trail. The approved Brownfield Plan of $3 million of the $20 million investment will assist site contamination clean up.
April 2022
Recent conversations with the Pine Village developers indicate their desire to begin demolition no later than the first week of May. We can anticipate a demolition permit to be submitted to Meridian Township this week April 18, 2022. The demolition should take a couple weeks and be cleared in advance of Summer construction start time. The developer has changed the name of the project to "American House Meridian".
January 2021
Due to unforeseen costs based on supply chain and labor, the Pine Village development team is currently working through additional financing mechanisms to bring the approved project to construction.
July 2021
Final decision for Pine Village Minor Amendment request for their approved MUPUD and SUP have been submitted to the developer. Community Planning & Development Director, Tim Schmitt, has approved in whole to reconfigure the first floor and add slightly to the building footprint.
