Black Rock Crossing in Marquette, a partnership between Woda Cooper Companies and the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, addresses regional housing shortages with 50 affordable units.
By replacing the manual slog of federal grant hunting with a high-velocity AI platform, the Marquette-based startup ensures small communities no longer miss out on millions in critical funding due to lack of staff.
The project aims to deliver 48 attainable homes over the next two years, with the first phase of 24 single-family homes slated to begin construction this month.
Plans call for a 16,150-square-foot building featuring two commercial suites, underground parking, and 11 residential units.
The university’s Work Scholars program provides a pipeline for students to earn a specialized engineering degree or certificate while gaining paid, hands-on industry experience before graduation.
The partnership with Great Lakes Tinned Fish will make Van Landschoot & Sons the primary supplier for the company’s full line of whitefish products.
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