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Indiana is Booming
There’s a good chance Subaru is eyeing property within the LEAP district. Makes sense at this point. Nobody is stopping the development.
Theres actually a lot of baby boomers still alive and well in Indiana that don’t like all the growth and rather Indiana stay a small insignificant place that only a certain group of people would wanna live at. Thank goodness smart young people want to change that old mindset and Indian’s reputation. Indiana Is actually a good place to live and raise a family. There’s more that could be done to make it better and projects like this is definitely a start.