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HousingBloomington Housing Authority buys five apartment complexes and plans $10 million in repairsThe Bloomington Housing Authority now owns Summit Pointe, Basswood, Woodland Springs, Kingston Manor and Northcrest. It bought the roughly 924 units from Hometown Property Group on Nov. 5 with proceeds from its 2026 general revenue bonds. Indiana Public Media puts the price at $93 million. The Bloomingtonian reported the authority's announcement didn't disclose it.Today’s editionRead

Growth from local newsrooms

From Inside INdiana Business, The Herald-Times and 2 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Inside INdiana Business8 hours ago

    Bloomington completes purchase of five apartment complexes

    The housing authority said the properties, built between 1964 and 1989, suffer from deferred maintenance, lower occupancy rates and various housing stability issues.

  2. The Herald-Times8 hours ago

    Bloomington apartments for rent saw price decreases since last October

    Here's a look at how apartment rental prices in Bloomington changed since last month.

  3. The Herald-Times15 hours ago

    Tour 6 Bedford homes for Christmas and help cancer patients

    Six Bedford-area homes will open Dec. 6 for a Christmas tour benefiting cancer patients in Lawrence County. Tickets cost $20.

  4. The Herald-Times16 hours ago

    Recent sales of property recorded in Bloomington, Monroe County

    Recent properties in Bloomington and Monroe County sold for $16,000 with two selling for more than $1 million each.

  5. Indiana Public MediaYesterday

    Bloomington Housing Authority's $93 million purchase of five apartment complexes finalized

    BHA Executive Director Nathan Ferreira said the goal is preserving market-rate units for the Bloomington workforce.

    Also reported byThe Bloomingtonian