ICCF Community Homes

Affordable homeownership belongs in every neighborhood.

ICCF Community Homes is working to bring new affordable homeownership opportunities to two long-vacant lots in Grand Rapids’ Heritage Hill Historic District.

Read more about the project below.

Nonprofit plans rare housing construction in Grand Rapids’ Heritage Hill district ICCF Community Homes is proposing two duplexes on vacant lots in South Hills, just over the border from Heritage Hill, that will be sold through the nonprofit's Community Land Trust.

Northpointe Bank is helping open doors to homeownership!

We're incredibly grateful for Northpointe Bank's generous support of ICCF Community Homes’ Homeownership Programs. Their investment helps equip aspiring homeowners with the resources, education, and support needed to achieve lasting housing stability.

Thank you, Northpointe Bank, for partnering with us to create opportunities, strengthen neighborhoods, and make homeownership more accessible for families across our community.

⏰ Last Chance for Early-Bird Pricing!

The countdown is on for the 2026 Midwest Community Land Trust Conference. Register by July 15 to save $100 and secure your spot at the largest Community Land Trust conference in the country this year.

Join Community Land Trust homeowners, lenders, housing professionals, advocates, funders, and community partners from across the Midwest and beyond as we gather in Detroit, October 13–15, for three days of learning, connection, and inspiration.

Whether you're a longtime CLT supporter or just beginning to explore shared-equity homeownership, this conference offers valuable insights and connections for everyone invested in creating lasting housing opportunities.

Register today: midwestcltcon.com/2026

ICCF Community Homes was excited to be selected as a 2026 AARP Community Challenge grant recipient from AARP Livable Communities and AARP Michigan!

We’re incredibly proud to receive this investment to help make our community more livable for people of all ages. With this grant, residents of Southgate Senior Living were able to install raised garden beds providing residents with access to fresh grown foods and opportunities to connect deeper with their neighbors.

Meet James, a resident of Southgate Senior Living. Since these garden beds were introduced, he’s shared that the community feels “electric” with new opportunities for connection, conversation, and growing together.