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More housing planned for Central State

The Central State campus is seeing more and more development projects in the works.

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You can find the Indiana Medical History Museum on the Central State campus.

Photo by INDYtoday team

We’ve been keeping you updated on developments happening around the Central State campus on the near west side of Indianapolis, and we have even more news for you.

A Columbus, Ohio-based developer announced plans to spend $51 million to develop dozens of apartments + townhouses on seven acres of land on the western edge of the Central State campus.

Woda Cooper Development Inc. is looking to acquire a portion of the 50 N. Tibbs Ave. property to build 40 rental townhomes and 136 apartments intended for those making anywhere from 30% to 80% of the area’s median income.

The development would be called Richardson Townhomes & Flats and consist of two apartment buildings and eight townhouse structures with four to six attached single-family homes in each. It would also feature 204 parking spaces, a co-working space, and outdoor picnic areas.

If the project is awarded funding in November, construction would begin in fall 2024 and would be completed the following year.

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