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The developer, along with representatives from the City of Goshen, Goshen Chamber of Commerce, Ancon Construction and First State Bank, break ground Thursday on the northeast corner of Indiana and Plymouth avenues. From left are Don Reigsecker, Doug Nisley, Matt Schrock, Andrea Johnson, Ryan Kring, Mayor Jeremy Stutsman, Mayra Garcia, Sara Garcia, Jose Garcia, Matt Schneider, Brett Weddell, Brent Carrick, Vince Turner and Nick Kieffer.
The developer, along with representatives from the City of Goshen, Goshen Chamber of Commerce, Ancon Construction and First State Bank, break ground Thursday on the northeast corner of Indiana and Plymouth avenues. From left are Don Reigsecker, Doug Nisley, Matt Schrock, Andrea Johnson, Ryan Kring, Mayor Jeremy Stutsman, Mayra Garcia, Sara Garcia, Jose Garcia, Matt Schneider, Brett Weddell, Brent Carrick, Vince Turner and Nick Kieffer.
Developer Mayra Garcia, left, breaks ground on the 60-unit apartment complex in Goshen with her mother and father, Sara and Jose Garcia.
GOSHEN — Construction on a 60-unit apartment complex on Indiana Avenue is underway, kicked off Thursday by a groundbreaking ceremony.
The complex will offer 60 multifamily housing options for the Goshen area. The $12 million development will consist of market-rate apartments and is expected to be completed by summer 2023.
Curious Guy said:
Isn’t the land contaminated? Phase 1 showed that. Also how do folks hear about city desiring plans for the space?
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