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Developer Matthews, who walked away from Warsaw project, faces new issues in South Bend
SOUTH BEND — A South Bend developer who walked away from a high-profile economic development project in Warsaw several years ago is facing more problems. Earlier this year, Dave Matthews filed for bankruptcy involving one of his South Bend housing projects. On Tuesday, WNDU reported Matthews may soon be...
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Downtown Marcellus storefront ready for new chapter following stabilization
A prominent downtown Marcellus property is ready for redevelopment following a significant stabilization effort led by the Cass County Land Bank Authority. The two-story brick building at 140 E. Main St., formerly home to the Tailgater Restaurant, has been vacant for several years. After undergoing critical structural improvements, the site is now positioned for new investment and reuse.
WNDU
South Bend mayor discusses street repaving, housing construction, crime stats
South Bend Mayor James Mueller discussed multiple topics on 16 Morning News, including street repaving and housing construction projects. He also touched on crime statistics.
WNDU
South Bend mayor says construction projects signal city growth
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - If you’ve driven around South Bend lately, you’ve probably noticed the repaving projects and new housing construction around town. During an interview on 16 Morning News Now, Mayor James Mueller said all the hard work is helping the city grow. “There’s so much...
amplifykalamazoo.com
Oshtemo Township – Planning Commission – April 23, 2026 Meeting
Residents at the April 23, 2026 Oshtemo Township Planning Commission meeting voiced strong opposition to proposed battery energy storage systems near residential areas, fearing industrial encroachment. The Commission considered a proposal for a unified care facility, raising concerns about parking and neighborhood compatibility. The proposal is tabled for further review. Public participation highlights local apprehensions about community development and zoning changes.
muskegon.org
Consumers Credit Union Welcomes Jeff Potter to Mortgage Team
Kalamazoo, Mich. — Consumers is pleased to announce the addition of Jeff Potter as mortgage sales manager, who brings nearly three decades of mortgage industry experience, proven leadership and a deep community commitment to the organization. In his new role, Potter will focus on driving mortgage production while recruiting...
harborcountry-news.com
Supports short-term rental self-policing
I read Dan Coffey’s viewpoint. I would suggest that the Short Term Rental business monitor themselves. It would be great if the three interested parties: real estate brokers, rental property managers, and rental property owners would create a system tasked with “self-policing” the short term rentals in our community.
wkzo.com
Ground broken on Kalrecovery project in Kalamazoo
KALAMAZOO, MI (WKZO AM/FM) – A new low-income housing project will soon be under construction in the city of Kalamazoo. The project has being planned for eight years, and a groundbreaking ceremony was held Tuesday afternoon for Kalrecovery, which is specifically designed to provide housing and support to recovering substance abusers and their families.
South Bend Tribune
Local developer gets OK to build affordable housing. Find out where.
SOUTH BEND — Across the street from the former Ward Bakery Building , now known as Portage Place , a local real estate developer just received the green light from the city’s redevelopment commission to repurpose vacant grass lots for affordable housing. Property Bros LLC plans to build The Row at Ward — seven to nine townhomes, five ancillary dwelling units and one duplex — at 710 Rex St. and 808-838 Portage Ave. The commission approved the purchase of the land at its April 9 meeting for $1,000 with the developing firm agreeing to invest a minimum of $2.1 million in the project. The units are expected to be roughly 1,500 square feet, designer Skip Morrell said, with two bedrooms and two baths. In this project’s case, the townhomes and duplexes will be available for purchase, and seven of the potential 15 units will be sold at 100% of the area’s median income. “You would actually own a single-family house, but it would be attached by a wall to the adjacent property,” Morrell said. They’re “looking at homeownership with these properties.” Almost every townhome will have an ancillary dwelling unit, an independent, smaller residential unit located on the same primary
inkfreenews.com
Cherry Creek Goshen: A New Vision for Community Living
GOSHEN – With a variety of housing options, a wealth of amenities, commercial space and more, Cherry Creek Goshen is more than a place to live, it’s a way of life. In 2024, Cherry Creek Goshen (developed by Blue Diamond Communities) became the first housing community to break ground in the state with support from a recent Indiana Finance Authority Grant. This $11 million, 170-acre complex at Regent Street and Waterford Mills Parkway will not only make a dent in the area’s housing needs but also transform the South side of the city.
21alivenews.com
Rezoning request could bring Kroger Marketplace to Huntertown
HUNTERTOWN, Ind. (WPTA) - A new development could soon be coming to Huntertown. Currently, approximately 60 acres near the intersection of Lima and Hathaway roads are owned by Salomon Farm Holdings LLC. According to documents obtained by 21Alive News, an application has been submitted to the Allen County Board of...
WNDU
Knox breaks ground on first housing subdivision in 20 years
KNOX, Ind. (WNDU) - The city of Knox broke ground on its first housing subdivision in 20 years. The city plans to build 52 single-family homes at the corner of Henry Drive and Short Drive, about five minutes from downtown Knox. Construction is already underway on 24 of the lots.