Fontanet
Fontanet, IN · Real Estate
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This Quiet Illinois Town With Rent Under $700 Lets Life Move At A Beautifully Slow Pace
Somewhere out in Illinois, there are little towns where the loudest sound might be birds settling into the trees at dusk. These are the kinds of places you stumble onto almost by accident, then find yourself daydreaming about long after you leave. What makes them special is not flash or...
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CIB approves letter of intent with Dora for hotel, moves ahead with Seminary Pointe demolition
The Monroe County capital improvement board (CIB) is moving ahead with demolition of the Seminary Pointe buildings south of the Bloomington Convention Center. The land to be cleared is not one of the parcels that Dora Hospitality has identified for its proposed host hotel, which is planned just north of Seminary Pointe.
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The Illinois Town So Affordable It Will Make Your Jaw Drop With $750 Average Monthly Rent
Your jaw is about to drop, and it’s going to happen somewhere in Coles County, Illinois. Charleston is the town, $750 a month is the average rent, and the only real question is why more people aren’t already living here. Let’s get the number out of the way...
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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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Update on Greiner Funeral Home after closure
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)— We have an update on a local funeral home that has been closed since January. Greiner Funeral Home in Terre Haute is still up for sale, according to Gary Greiner’s attorney, Michael Ellis. Many residents with prepaid funeral accounts were moved to Fitzpatrick Funeral Home and recently, a new sign was […]
Journal Review
Dorothy Q celebrates 100 years of home ownership
The Dorothy Q Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will celebrate 100 years of home ownership with an open house 1-3 p.m. Saturday at 400 E. Wabash Ave. The home was built in 1882 by Col. Isaac Compton Elston, a member of a prestigious family that...
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Ambrose Breaks Ground on Buildings at 720-Acre Indiana Business Park
Ambrose has broken ground on Buildings I & II at Plainfield Innovation Park, a 720-acre business park in Plainfield, Indiana, a southwest suburb of Indianapolis. Building I will be approximately 181,000 square feet, while Building II will be approximately 217,000 square feet, each including a 2,925-square-foot office area and minimum divisibility of 50,000 square feet. Upon completion, Plainfield Innovation Park will include approximately 14 bulk modern industrial buildings.