Today the Michigan Economic Growth Authority (MEGA) announced it has approved tax incentives for two projects expected to generate $121.3 million in combined new investment, two brownfield redevelopment projects and one significant brownfield amendment. This activity is expected to create/retain a projected 803 direct jobs in communities across the state.
“We are employing our economic gardening strategy to help companies grow and enlarge their footprint in Michigan,” said Michael A. Finney, President and CEO of MEGA. “At the same time, these incentives will help transform blighted, contaminated or functionally obsolete properties into new centers of economic growth and activity.”
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