Timeline firming up for converting Gold Building to apartments as construction costs climb

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4 thoughts on “Timeline firming up for converting Gold Building to apartments as construction costs climb

  1. For 50+ years the “gold building” has occupied the site originally designated for a hotel. In fact, the project was converted to its present use after construction had already begun. Plans included an elevated walkway running down Walbash St to connect to Market Square Arena.
    Indun Realty (subsidiary of Ind National Bank)
    took it over and put IBM into multiple floors.
    The glitzy fascade has run its course…
    it’s time for this property to be more responsive to its surroundings with ground level uses that can support the future version of the City Market.
    Please don’t let us down…

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