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Tax break approved for project bringing new apartments in South Bend

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The South Bend Common Council approved a tax break for a project to build 50 affordable apartments near Rally’s on South Main Street.
The $14 million development will occupy the vacant lot at Donald and South Main Streets. City leaders also approved a tax abatement for the demolition of the remaining structures at the former Studebaker Manufacturing Facility on West Chippewa.
The $1.4 million dollar demolition will clear space for future development and leasing.

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Charles U Farley June 25, 2025 at 2:56 pm

That works out to $280,000 per apartment! Decent houses can be had for $300k.

This tax abatement scam needs to end. Stop enabling the grift! Those apartments should be about half that to build, at most.

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