Purdue cancels plans for 260-unit apartment project on Indiana Avenue

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  1. Interesting!? Just don’t blow it, and it’s time to introduce food, drink, and entertainment activity on the canal frontage, which takes people to support. Respect for the Avenue is all fine, although we just can’t go back in history and we can’t recreate history. Move forward!

    1. Absolutely agree that the canal needs to be activated, and the only way to do that is to have places to live and things to do on it

  2. Wow, another cancelled project, after they decided to raze a nice building for a parking lot. This is now a big eyesore for such a visible site. Also can the City work on maintaining the West Street medians. They look terrible with weeds and dead trees. What an embarrassment entering the City during the Final Four. Maybe IU can make this project work.

    1. Great observation on the West medians! They have been ignored since IDI became the new DI several years ago.

    2. The money allocated to clean up the medians got diverted to the free needles for druggies.
      Maybe next year

    3. It’s almost like you take pride in being prejudiced and hateful, Chuck. Must be a miserable way to live

    4. Chuck your hateful math is not mathin’. Pretty sure this is at least the third post I have read from you (pot holes, canceled TWG project) that you cite this nonsense. As a physician, I have to say it may blow your mind to see how much treatment costs for Hep c and HIV. Let me help your maga math, it would be way more than clean needles.
      But anyway, I agree with the last part of your comment, “better luck next year” as this is certainly yet another eye sore in critical area of downtown.

    5. Jacob, there I was, reading your very reasoned response. Then your TDS kicked in and I have to question everything you scribed.

    6. Chuck and Donald sound like miserable human beings. Every comment they’ve every posted is hateful and spiteful. Not surprising, given that being a viciously unpleasant person is a core tenet of MAGA.

    7. Spot-on accurate, A.R. Both of them are just so constantly negative. I’ve often thought it must be exhausting being them.

    1. I’ve heard the opposite – The neighbors in the condos on the canal got upset about how tall it was (despite, you know, living in Downtown).

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