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The local coffee shop on Main Street does not need any additional competition. I hope they include some other type of retail store or just create all residential space.
If you get crime reports from the region like I do you would understand that most of them are calls to apartment complexes. Apartments do not pay for themselves either. Why Whitestown feels it needs to rubberstamp every development that comes along is a mystery to me. Ask anyone from Carmel and they will tell you traffic, crime, and inconvenience are major problems these days since they have allowed so many apartments to be built.
And these fancy new apartments that they’re building today in 30 years will be obsolete and will be lower class and rents will be cut in order to fill these units. They need to look at what happened along 38th Street at the meadows. Those used to be upscale apartments when they were built and you see what happened to them.