Downtown apartments among major Noblesville projects expected to be completed in 2024

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One thought on “Downtown apartments among major Noblesville projects expected to be completed in 2024

  1. Can’t understand why 2 huge multi-story housing developments, a car wash and another lot set for development were not mentioned? One has residents already. All of it runs concurrently westward from River Road on the north side of 146th. The two housing developments look as though will have over 30 buildings in total.

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