Heritage Tower

As we get closer to opening day, The Milton is releasing more information about what these apartments will be like.

In a press release, Mark Harmsen from MDH Development says that the location at 25 W Michigan Ave. has been renamed as “The Milton”.

Even when it looks like much isn’t happening, the City says that between 80 and 120 people are working every day to rehabilitate the Heritage Tower in downtown.

A few hours before the City Commission meeting Tuesday night, a resolution was added to the agenda which would allow the City Manager to seek a supplemental Program-Related Investment loan from the WK Kellogg Foundation for $600,000.

The Heritage Tower in downtown Battle Creek is getting closer to reopening as a major renovation and restoration project at the historic 19-story skyscraper nears completion.

Architectural renderings show what Battle Creek's Heritage Tower will look like once renovations are complete.

32 Social has opened its doors at 32 W. Michigan Ave, next to the Battle Creek Community Foundation and right across the street from the Heritage Tower.

Heritage Tower Crews need more room to work.

On the street parking will be limited until Spring.

On Tuesday, a pair of tax exemptions were approved that will allow the developers to avoid a total of $7.9 million in taxes for both the commercial and residential portions of the 80-year-old building.