Developer plans $22M apartment, retail project with housing for veterans along Keystone corridor

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5 thoughts on “Developer plans $22M apartment, retail project with housing for veterans along Keystone corridor

  1. I hope it is truly affordable based on income in that area. Also would like to see the use of renewable energy to keep longterm utility costs low for the residents.

    1. The IN Legislature eliminated net metering for new customers, in 2017 which is the only way that renewable energy (rooftop solar or wind) could reduce electricity costs.

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