Rapid change on near-north side continues with $45M housing development

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7 thoughts on “Rapid change on near-north side continues with $45M housing development

    1. I agree that its has a sterile look to it. Same basic look that most projects like this have. Indy needs more unique and modern architecture

    2. Nor were the buildings that were there before, frankly. At least it’s not a downgrade I guess.

  1. “Mid-income neighborhoods and housing developments are more resilient to social and economic vulnerabilities than the neighborhoods where incomes are concentrated at the high or low ends of the scale,” Osili said.

    What is a “social vulnerability”?

    Is he really arguing that “economic vulnerabilities” have a bigger impact on high income neighborhoods than mid-income neighborhoods? How exactly does that work?

    What evidence is there for anything in that statement?

  2. ‘Social vulnerability’ multi unit housing. Does that mean like at 42nd and Post where it had to be leveled? If a ‘family’ income is less than $29,000 then none of the members are working at any of the easily accessible medical facilities referred to in the article. I have a feeling this will end up being like the Lugar Tower off Mass Avenue. Hope it works. What the old strip could use is a 12 story business dedicated hotel for people traveling here for business that want to avoid the congestion, hype and high prices of hotels south of Washington street.

  3. I know it used to be called near northside but now this is downtown. It’s confusing when you call it near northside. When it’s not even close to northside anymore. Downtown goes to at least 38th street.

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