Indianapolis-based real estate firm Milhaus announces merger and acquisition

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  1. Noteworthy that the Milhaus headquarters, the one decent looking building in their entire portfolio, was not built by Milhaus. They build the ugliest soul-destroying crap. A plague upon every city where they operate.

    1. Very well said Richard S. Milhaus builds ugly, embarrassing and the most ill conceived structures in the city. All of this was done with Indianapolis city approval. ALL of this junk will fall to the ground soon while further trashing Indianapolis. We have a Milhaus building right across the street. They were aloud to avoid all of our building codes, the buyers were shafted, the neighbor’s property values were destroyed. Look at the NW corner of East and Washington Streets to see the miserable first offering of this shady outfit. Any unhappy buyers of their junk should sue in court. Milhaus is the worst thing that has happened to our city’s architecture in my lifetime.

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