Flagstar Bank will likely vacate one of downtown's highest visibility corners, at Meridian and Washington streets, later this
year.
Midland Atlantic is marketing the 3,500-square-foot space in 2 N. Meridian St. as an "unmatched retail opportunity."
The bank couldn't come to terms on a lease renewal with the building owners, which include local businessman John Goodman.
Midland Atlantic is negotiating with a user that would be new to downtown but not to the market, said broker Nick Wright.
He would not say whom. The new tenant could take possession by February 2008.
Midland Atlantic is marketing the 3,500-square-foot space in 2 N. Meridian St. as an "unmatched retail opportunity."
The bank couldn't come to terms on a lease renewal with the building owners, which include local businessman John Goodman.
Midland Atlantic is negotiating with a user that would be new to downtown but not to the market, said broker Nick Wright.
He would not say whom. The new tenant could take possession by February 2008.








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Indiana Bread Co. used to have a store there facing Washington Street. Years ago, constant floor leaks damaged thousands of documents. I'm pretty sure they'd like to avoid that situation again. But as we all know, time heals wounds, so maybe they'll give it a shot again.
I'd like to see a hip shoe-store or fashion boutique located there.
As much as I'd like one to go here, I wonder if there's enough of a market for one so close to the Keystone shop....