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Developer swaps senior living apartments for resort-style concept at 106th, Illinois
First, he planned to build a three-story office building. Then, it was a senior apartment community. Now, developer Steve Pittman is proposing luxury apartments on six acres on the southwest corner of 106th and Illinois streets. Carmel-based Pittman Partners and Indianapolis-based Millstone Ventures are working together to develop Venture at...
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Noblesville residents split over proposed 191st St. Wawa
A proposed Wawa at 10113 E. 191st St in Noblesville has residents divided. The proposal went before the Noblesville Common Council in 2025 but was withdrawn before it was presented to the plan commission. The updated proposal is scheduled to go before the Noblesville Plan Commission Sept. 21 before returning to the council for a final vote.
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New Noblesville development to feature apartments and Midtown Trail access
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. — Construction is underway on a $64 million mixed-use development that will bring more than 200 apartments, retail space, public parking and a new trail connection to the south end of downtown Noblesville. The City of Noblesville and Flaherty & Collins Properties held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday for The Granary, a four-story development planned […]
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Governor Braun accelerates rural housing in South Bend-Elkhart region
BREMEN – Indiana Governor Mike Braun is increasing housing and supporting talent retention and attraction with a new community-focused investment in the South Bend-Elkhart Region as leaders broke ground today on the Bremen GROWTH Project – a transformational initiative supported by the Indiana Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI).
Journal Review
Scott joins F.C. Tucker West Central
F.C. Tucker West Central is pleased to announce that Carson Scott has joined its Crawfordsville office. Carson joins F.C. Tucker West Central from Taylor Real Estate Specialists in Crawfordsville, bringing several years of local real estate experience and a strong background in transaction coordination and client service. Scott began his...
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Brownsburg approves 272-unit apartment development after CRG increases traffic contribution
The Brownsburg Town Council approved a proposed 272-unit apartment community Aug. 20 after the developer agreed to increase its contribution toward future traffic improvements to $272,000. The council voted 3-2 to approve the project, with members Ben Lacey, Matt Simpson and Cindy Hohman voting in favor and members Travis Tschaenn...
Housing Wire
‘You really can’t prepare’: Indiana real estate broker reflects on unprecedented storms
Severe August storms in northwest Indiana killed seven, displaced 1,000, and left 374,500 without power. Gary Realtor Mark Keene faced showing delays and property damage but continued business. A class-action suit alleges NIPSCO's poor vegetation management; losses may exceed $5 billion. Keene urges patience amid once-in-a-century devastation. AI Summary. Mark...
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Meadowbrook Rezoning Backed for Apartments, and City Advances Two Industrial Annexations
FRANKFORT, Ind. — The Frankfort City Plan Commission voted unanimously this week to recommend rezoning nearly nine acres in the Meadowbrook subdivision for multifamily apartments, clearing the way for a project city planning staff say helps address a persistent local housing shortage. The recommendation, along with two other county...
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Last Mountain Jack's Steakhouse Closes in Indiana After Nearly 50 Years
The last Mountain Jack's Steakhouse in the country served its final dinner on May 30, closing the book on a chain that once anchored dinner plans across metro Detroit with prime rib, dark wood dining rooms and a tableside salad cart. The Lafayette, Indiana location had operated for nearly 50 years before its property owner declined to renew the lease in favor of a national chain, even though the restaurant had just wrapped a record-breaking fiscal year.
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Carmel, Indiana Reviews Zoning Rules Under New State Housing Law
Carmel residents packed a Plan Commission hearing this week to sound off on whether the city should loosen decades-old zoning rules, with some pushing for duplexes and accessory dwelling units and others warning that taller buildings and smaller setbacks are already eroding their neighborhoods. The August 18 hearing, held to satisfy a new state mandate, drew testimony from renters, property managers, empty nesters and longtime homeowners who generally agreed Carmel needs more housing choices but differed sharply on how and where to add them.
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JLL Arranges Sale of 1.1M-SF Subaru Distribution Facility in Indiana
JLL completed the sale of Subaru at Park 267, a 1,119,056-square-foot industrial distribution facility located at 5190 S. State Road 267 in Whitestown, Indiana. JLL represented the seller, a joint venture between Prologis and Browning, in the transaction. LaSalle Investment Management acquired the asset. The JLL Capital Markets Investment Sales and Advisory team was led by Senior Managing Director John Huguenard, Managing Director Ed Halaburt, Senior Director Ross Bratcher and Associate Cameron Chandra.
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Fishers church proposes “community campus”
A new mixed-use community in Fishers that combines worship, recreation, hospitality and retail was introduced Aug. 17 during the Fishers City Council meeting. The Heart & Soul Community Campus would be built on about 13.88 acres at 11616 126th St. next to the existing Heart & Soul Church. “The development...
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Frankfort Plan Commission Clears 26 New Homes, Grants Developer Five-Year Extension
The Frankfort Plan Commission approved a secondary plat clearing the way for 26 new single-family home lots in the Meadowbrook subdivision while also granting the project an unusually long five-year extension after slower-than-expected home sales pushed back its construction timeline. The commission’s votes, taken during a special meeting August 19th, allow the developer to move forward with Section Two of Meadowbrook Phase Two, a 12.77-acre area east of Buckeye Boulevard and Hoke Avenue. Commissioners also extended the deadline for the subdivision’s remaining, unbuilt sections to 2032, on the condition that future phases include wider, wheelchair-accessible sidewalks.