Hopkins Commons: Project Update
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RomWeber II apartments offer assisted living options
Following the success of Batesville’s two-year-old RomWeber Flats development, Bruce and Mary Ellen Rippe, Batesville, and his father and brother, Joe and Mark, have opened RomWeber II, which offers 30 one- and two-bedroom apartments for seniors, bringing the total number of units to 84. Its address is 123 S. Depot…
Warren County developer gets $9M via state affordable housing program
WARREN COUNTY — A $26 million, 160-unit senior housing development in Warren County is expected to receive more than $9 million in subsidies through a state program that provides developers with millions of dollars a year in loans, tax credits and financing to boost the quantity and quality of affordable housing…
Brookville apartment project required cooperation
The Valley House Flats project on Brookville's Main Street will transform the former Valley House Hotel into 38 apartments, according to developer Bruce Rippe, Batesville.
Former Historic Furniture Factory Finds Space for Senior Cafe
City of Batesville Mayor Rick Fledderman has announced the development of a new senior café to be located in the former Romweber Furniture Company manufacturing facilities on Depot Street in downtown Batesville. The new senior café, “Big Four Café”, named after the railroad that first passed through Batesville in…
Historic furniture factory finds new life providing senior housing in Batesville, in 54 total apartment homes
After closing in 2008, the former, historic, Romweber Furniture Company manufacturing plant isnow being re-purposed into 54 low income senior apartments as part of a master re-development plan for downtown Batesville. A team of City leaders, private investors and the Indiana Housing and Community Development…
Romweber Flats to Add Thirty Apartments.
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Romweber Flats Residents Save Money with New Medicaid Program
Assisted Living at Romweber Flats is now accepting Medicaid waivers as an optional service provided toits residents in their downtown Batesville location. This unique program can save participants thousands of dollars a year when compared to traditional skilled nursing and other assisted living services. Typical…
Intergenerational community planned in Warren County
HAMILTON TWP. — The people and organizations behind a more than $26 million development in Warren County hope to create a “lifelong village,” or intergenerational community they say will be the first of its kind in the region.
Hopkins Commons: Will Achieve LEED mid-rise-certification
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