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Oakland County Land Bank Authority: Transforming Communities
Revitalizing Oakland County, One Project at a Time
Welcome to the Oakland County Land Bank Authority (OCLBA) Project Updates page. Here, you'll find the latest information on our ongoing collaborative and transformative efforts to revitalize neighborhoods, eliminate blight, and foster sustainable growth through community development projects.
Project Highlights
Explore our latest projects to eliminate blight, stabilize neighborhoods, and promote community growth.
- $1.339 Million Boost for Blight Elimination: We're thrilled to announce that OCLBA has received $1.339 Million in Blight Elimination Grants from the Michigan State Land Bank Authority. This substantial funding has significantly accelerated our efforts to transform neglected properties into community assets.
- GM Modern Housing District Rehabilitation: Using $200,000 in Blight Elimination Grant funds, we stabilized two historic properties in the GM Modern Housing District, preventing further deterioration and preparing them for rehabilitation by a reputable developer.
- McCarroll School Demolition: The site of the long-vacant McCarroll School in Pontiac is being transformed into a Youth Recreation Center, creating opportunities for growth and inspiration for the city's youth, thanks to $547,000 in funding.
- Emerson School Redevelopment: This project will provide 55 small-footprint homes for seniors and young professionals, contributing to affordable housing and community well-being with $792,000 in funding.
- Casa Del Ray Redevelopment: A historic building in Pontiac is being transformed into 50 ‘Missing Middle’ apartments, addressing a critical housing need while restoring a community landmark.
Annual Reports: Our Impact in Numbers
Collaboration and transparency are at the heart of our operations. Check out our annual reports to see how we're making a difference.
Oakland County Land Bank Authority 2023-2024 Annual Report
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Oakland County Land Bank Authority 2023 Annual Report
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Large Pontiac development led by Mr. Alan's founder gets $79.2M in incentives
28 Jan, 12:00 AM
A transformative mixed-use development in Pontiac, led by Mr. Alan’s founder Alan Bishop, has secured $79.2 million in incentives.
Crain’s Detroit
A transformative mixed-use development in Pontiac, led by Mr. Alan’s founder Alan Bishop, has secured $79.2 million in incentives, according to Crain’s Detroit Business reporter Kirk Pinho (Jan. 28, 2025). The $106 million project includes apartments, office space, and community areas.
Oakland County Land Bank Authority Executive Director Jill Robinson played a key role by introducing Bishop and Dennis Griffin, Connektiv Companies, his co-developer partner, facilitating the project's advancement. The development, known as The Exchange, aims to revitalize the downtown area with new housing and business opportunities. The project’s approval marks a significant investment in Pontiac’s future.
Our Partners in Progress
We're proud to work alongside dedicated partners who share our vision for a vibrant Oakland County. Together, we're making a lasting impact:
- Oakland County Brownfield Authority specializes in redeveloping and repurposing environmentally contaminated properties to promote sustainable development and attract new community investments.
- Oakland County Housing Trust Fund provides funding and support for attainable housing projects, ensuring that low and moderate-income residents can access safe and secure housing.
- Habitat for Humanity Oakland County builds and renovates homes in partnership with families in need, helping to strengthen communities through affordable homeownership and volunteer engagement.
- Community Housing Network focuses on providing housing solutions and services for people facing homelessness, individuals with disabilities, and those with low income, fostering long-term stability and independence.
- Venture, Inc. is the housing subsidiary of Oakland Livingston Human Service Agency (OLHSA). They empower individuals and families by providing housing assistance, energy services, and community support to help them achieve self-sufficiency.
Contact Us: Let's Build a Better Oakland County Together
Whether you're a community developer, an organization looking to collaborate, or simply interested in learning more about our initiatives, we want to hear from you.
Jill Robinson, Executive Director
robinsonj@oakgov.com
(248) 858-0611