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SoLa in Michigan City needs to be a lighthouse for downtown visitors

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The northern end of the city is a food desert with no daycare options, not enough jobs and a glaring lack of social services, says Tom Dakich, one of four owners of YAB Development Partners. The $280 million, 628,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art mixed-use development broke ground last month in an empty field just south of the Lubeznik Center. SoLa will feature two boutique hotels, a rooftop pool, upscale retail businesses and a wide variety of residences.

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SoLa in Michigan City needs to be a lighthouse for downtown visitors

Will $280 million SoLa project draw visitors to downtown Michigan City or simply be a high-priced sandbox for Chicago elite?

·Cherokee County, United States
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The Times of Northwest Indiana broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Sunday, October 1, 2023.
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