The City of Southport and project partners marked a monumental day for the City with the groundbreaking of a new apartment community. A catalyst for further economic development, The Jacob will bring increased population density to Southport, adding vibrancy and a high-quality housing on a key redevelopment parcel in downtown. The project is an $18 million investment to the community.
Read MoreThe City of Fishers, Rebar Development, and project partners broke ground on District South in downtown Fishers. The $33 million investment brings an urban village concept to the Nickel Plate District that includes a new headquarters for The Annex Group, as well as four additional buildings with office space, commercial suites, and apartment homes.
Read MoreThe City of Fishers’ City Council approved an agreement with Rebar Development on Monday, paving the way for the new District South development. The $32.5 million investment redevelops several under-utilized parcels and introduces an urban village concept to the Nickel Plate District.
Read MoreRebar Development announced a new $18.3 million project at the former Gatke site in Warsaw, Indiana that includes the rehabilitation of the existing Gatke Warehouse and the development of a new market-rate apartment building on the former Gatke factory site.
Read MoreIndiana Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers joined officials from the town of McCordsville and Fishers-based Rebar Development to break ground on the first phase of the $50 million McCord Square Downtown District. The first phase features the construction of a 205-unit apartment complex that will also include commercial and retail space. “This groundbreaking is the next big step in creating a new identity for McCordsville,” said McCordsville Town Council Vice President Larry Longman.
In an interview with Inside INdiana Business, Longman said the district is a long time in the making.
Read MoreIndiana Secretary of Commerce Brad Chambers and Town of McCordsville Officials joined Rebar Development and project partners to break ground on the first phase of McCord Square, a $50 million town center district. Anchoring the development, McCord Square Apartments is the first project to begin construction.
Read MoreThe Ellsworth in downtown Lafayette celebrated the official grand opening this morning with a ribbon cutting ceremony. City officials, Rebar Development, and project partners were on hand to mark the milestone for the $18 million mixed-use project located on the southwest corner of 5th and South streets.
Read MoreThe creation of a downtown McCordsville could start with a pair of buildings featuring hundreds of apartments and neighborhood and several thousand square feet of retail, restaurant and office space. Rebar’s McCord Square Apartments will include two 111,000-square-foot mixed-use buildings standing four stories tall, with a total of 206 one- and two-bedroom apartments and 6,000 square feet of commercial space.
Read MoreLocated on the southeast corner of Broadway Avenue (S.R. 67) and Mt. Comfort Road, the development, called McCord Square, is a partnership between the Town of McCordsville, Rebar Development, and Pride Investment Partners. McCord Square accomplishes many goals set forth in the Town Center Development plan, including the creation of a defined, vibrant downtown district with a unique identity. McCord Square will diversify the tax base and is expected to add $50 million in assessed value by 2025.
Read MoreConstruction is officially underway on The Ellsworth in downtown Lafayette. City officials, Rebar Development, and project partners updated the community on the $18 million mixed-use project located at 5th and South streets today as work continued.
Read MoreBefore the drivers start their engines this weekend, project partners and Speedway Town Officials started the excavator—officially breaking ground on 1300 Block on Main Street. The new development brings modern condos, apartments, retail and restaurant space, as well as a public plaza to the heart of Main Street Speedway between 13th and 14th streets. Also announced today, Le Peep is coming to Speedway and plans to open a restaurant on the first floor
Read MoreConstruction is officially underway on The Oliver in downtown Yorktown. Town officials, Rebar Development, and project partners broke ground on the $6 million mixed-use project adjacent to the new Civic Green late Friday afternoon (5/14/21). An important part of the Town of Yorktown’s Downtown Redevelopment Plan, The Oliver brings housing as well as retail, office, and restaurant space to the area.
Read MoreThe Town of Yorktown’s Town Council paved the way for a $6 million commercial investment along the new Civic Green by approving an economic development agreement with Rebar Development at a Council meeting on September 21. The Oliver project meets several of the goals outlined in Yorktown’s Downtown Redevelopment Plan by bringing high-quality, multi-generational places for residents and visitors to live, do business, and be entertained.
Read MoreConstruction is officially underway on The Barlow in downtown Plainfield. Together with Town Officials and project partners, Rebar Development broke ground today on the $22 million mixed-use project at 204 E. Main Street. An integral part of the Town of Plainfield’s Downtown Redevelopment Plan, The Barlow brings housing, commercial space, infrastructure improvements, and new investment to the area.
Read MoreCity officials and Rebar Development broke ground Wednesday afternoon on a project that will strengthen the downtown and provide commercial space, modern apartment homes, and a parking garage in the heart of Noblesville. The Levinson, a $24.3 million mixed-use public-private project, includes the first new downtown apartments to be built in more than a century.
Read MoreThe Town of Plainfield and development partners, Rebar Development and Hageman Group, announced plans to move forward on a mixed-use redevelopment project in downtown Plainfield today, after the Town of Plainfield’s Town Council approval on the evening of Monday, October 22nd. The project is the first to move forward under the guidance of the Town’s Conceptual Downtown Redevelopment Plan.
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