Tangier
Tangier, IN · Real Estate
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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...
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Fox 59
The health of the housing market, mortgage rates
IU Indy Center for Real Estate Studies Director Sara Coers joins Anna to discuss the latest housing market news.
Bloomington Star
Nearly 100 homes planned at Hopewell South as Bloomington prepares public update on redevelopment progress
Bloomington, Indiana – An old hospital site is being reshaped into a neighborhood, and Bloomington residents will soon get a closer look at what that transformation involves. At Hopewell South alone, plans call for 98 homes, along with new streets, lanes and sidewalks to support future residents. But housing is only part of the story. […] The post Nearly 100 homes planned at Hopewell South as Bloomington prepares public update on redevelopment progress appeared first on The Bloomington Star .
Yahoo!
America's Best And Safest City To Live In 2026 Isn't In California Or Florida
California and Florida may be blessed with pleasant climates, stunning coastlines, and some of our country's most vibrant cities, but they're not necessarily the safest or best places to live in the United States. Folks at the personal finance website MoneyGeek conducted a study of 315 U.S. cities and found that among the top five safest, none were in Florida or California. In fact, no Florida location even cracked the top 20, while only three in California did: Temecula (No. 8), Orange (No. 16), and Irvine (No. 19). The No. 1 spot, meanwhile, went to Carmel, Indiana, a medium-sized Midwestern city with a population of just over 106,000 as of 2026.
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Shaffer questions Carmel’s collection of property taxes from apartment buildings
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Purdue Board of Trustees discusses future plans for campuses
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - The Purdue University Board of Trustees met Friday morning to discuss expansion plans for its Indianapolis campus as well as housing and dining for all Purdue Campuses. A three-plank strategy was introduced for the expansion of Purdue Indianapolis. The expansion is meant to include more...
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Cantio Hotel construction budget feeling impact of import tariffs
Muncie’s newest hotel is nearing completion. As IPR’s Thomas Ouellette reports, the Cantio hotel in the Village business district is estimated to hit its advertised timeline, despite rising project costs. Jeffery Brown is CEO of Schahet Hotels, a majority owner of the Cantio at the corner of McKinley...
bloomingtonian.com
Analysis: State tax changes, rising costs and expensive housing put pressure on Bloomington — and its workers
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — October 8, 2026. Bloomington’s budget debate reaches well beyond the walls of City Hall. Decisions made at the Indiana Statehouse, fuel prices shaped by global markets and housing costs that outpace local earnings all affect what the city can afford — and whether the people who work here can afford to live here.
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HAND opens six new affordable homes in Carmel
Home Place Duets demonstrates a collaborative approach to creating housing & supporting families. Hamilton County Area Neighborhood Development (HAND) celebrated the opening of Home Place Duets last week, marking the completion of six new affordable three-bedroom rental homes in Carmel. HAND welcomed community partners and supporters to the property Tuesday,...