Our Home
Discover inclusive, community-led, multi-generational cooperative housing in the Heritage Hill neighborhood where you can experience belonging while making a difference, along with affordability.
Our rooms are located in a historic mansion on a bus line in the heart of the Heritage Hill neighborhood of Grand Rapids, MI, close to downtown, GRCC, GVSU Pew Campus and Health Campus, Corewell Health and the rest of Medical Mile on Michigan Street.
535 Fulton ST E, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Please note: We do not accept applications in person, nor do we allow for unscheduled tours.
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GRACC does not charge an application fee!
Monthly Costs
Rent: $525 - $800/mo
Utilities: $130/mo
FORK: $90
Move-In Costs
Admin Fee: $200 (non-refundable)
Deposit: $560
Member Share: $40
First Month's Rent: varies
First Month's Utilities: $130
First Month's FORK: $90
Amenities
Keyless Entry
Onsite Laundry
Free On-Site Parking
Located close to 2 bus lines
Policies
Pets: Allowed on a case by case basis, but not allowed on the 1st floor.
Tobacco: Not inside, but outside on the property is allowed.
Cannabis: Allowed inside with mindfulness.
What's a member share?
Each resident has to become a member of the cooperative; the purchase of a member share is a tangible demonstration of your voluntary commitment to our cooperative values and membership agreements, as well as granting you voting rights.
What's FORK?
One way we collectively keep costs down is by maximizing savings on food and basic household necessities through our FORK program. Through the superpower of bulk purchasing we collectively reduce the costs on those items for all members. To learn more about FORK, click here.
What Rooms are Available?
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Room 1A: Available
What is Cooperative Housing?
Shared Contribution
Members contribute time, effort, skills, talents and passions toward making a difference in completing tasks and projects which maintain our home, run our organization, build our community and promote our LiveCooperatively message.
Shared Governance
We work together to making decisions on managing everything there is to get done and get along with each other well.
Shared Community
Cooperative housing naturally builds a supportive, close-knit community.
We gather for dinner, member appreciation, authentic relating Heart Circle, movie night, game gatherings, bonfires, book club, yoga group, and many other creative community building and engaging endeavors.
GRACC is a Group Equity Housing Cooperative with property held by our nonprofit organization. We do not have a landlord in the traditional sense, which cuts out the landlord profit motive, keeping rent deeply affordable.
Our house was built in 1854 and is historically known as the Hollister House, after Harvey J Hollister, a capitalist who purchased this homestead at the time when it was the only house on Fulton Street hill.
How do I know if cooperative housing is right for me?
The Grand Rapids Alliance of Cooperative Communities has private rooms with shared spaces, located in the Heritage Hill neighborhood. We are an inclusive, mindful, community-led, multi-generational, and affordable housing.
If the opportunity to LiveCooperativey sounds interesting to you, but you have a few more questions. we'd love to have you sign up for a Discovery Tour using the link below.
How can I learn more?
If you are interested in learning more to see if living in cooperative housing is right for you, we welcome you to come to reserve your spot for our next Discovery Tour