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Burrows, IN · Real Estate
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Carmel's Only Woman-Owned Brewery Forced Out, Finds New Home a Mile North
Union Brewing Company, Carmel's only woman-owned brewery, has to be out of its Gradle Drive taproom by Nov. 28 as the site braces for redevelopment, but owner Jessica Hayden and her partner Derek Herring say they've already lined up a bigger new home about a mile north at 513 Industrial Dr.
The Exponent
New Purdue-based retirement community breaks ground
For many senior citizens, retirement offers opportunities to rest, pick up new hobbies, stay social or travel. For Mary Dalton, it’s a chance to return back home to where she lived as a Purdue student in 1972 and even attend classes. A new retirement community in Purdue’s Discovery Park...
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Ambrose Breaks Ground on Two Facilities at Indianapolis Logistics Park
Ambrose has broken ground on two buildings at the Indianapolis Logistics Park – Northwest, a 104-acre modern industrial park in Whitestown, Indiana, part of Greater Indianapolis. The two buildings are being developed on a speculative basis and are designed to accommodate a range of industrial uses, totaling approximately 947,000...
Current Publishing
Westfield council postpones short-term rental vote
The Westfield City Council postponed a vote Oct. 12 on an ordinance that would require owners of short-term rentals, such those listed with Airbnb or Vrbo, to obtain permits from the city. The ordinance would allow the city to temporarily revoke a permit if a property owner racked up too...
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Colliers brokers $38.16 million industrial acquisition in Plainfield
Colliers represented Electric Plus in the $38.6 million acquisition of 501 Airtech Parkway in Plainfield, Indiana. Jason Speckman, SIOR, Executive Vice President of Industrial Advisory Services at Colliers | Indianapolis, advised Electric Plus on its headquarters relocation. The industrial facility is situated on 33.2 acres within Plainfield’s premier Airtech business...
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This Fairytale Indiana Village Has a Hidden Sourdough Bakery in a Historic Cottage
Some towns are made for shopping. Others are made for taking photographs. This Indiana village apparently decided to do both, then add sourdough. Its brick streets and colorful old storefronts look almost suspiciously picturesque. Historic cottages line the way, shady sidewalks invite a slower stroll, and little shops keep providing...