Trio of developers plans apartments, offices, restaurant in North Mass area

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7 thoughts on “Trio of developers plans apartments, offices, restaurant in North Mass area

    1. I think the Indianapolis BUSINESS Journal believes these designs and ideas are AI-generated and not created by actual local businesses. What else could explain why they never credit designers and design firms?

    2. The article says the architect is DELV Design, which I believe the article was edited to add since it was published 7/18.

    1. I could be wrong but I doubt Indy’s population will get as big as California’s nor will Indy see the economic development on the scale of California ’s. So TIF funding might not impact Indiana as it did California. Plus the state of Indiana is ran by Republicans that brags about the billions in surplus Indiana has every year compared to a bankrupted state like California
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    2. Our Republicans having a surplus are an exception, not a rule. Usually, Republicans cut taxes for rich people without decreasing any services and run deficits down to hell. If we weren’t lucky with Mitch Daniels, we probably wouldn’t have a surplus culture in Indiana.

      California had budget surpluses that were 1.5x-2x as large as Indiana’s normal annual expenditures. We’re talking tens of billions of dollars.

    3. Each of the last two years, anyway. It’s looking like California will have a deficit this year, but it’s much smaller than the surpluses from each of the last two years.

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