Snapshot: The Levinson officially opens with apartments, parking garage
Current Publishing
A living room view from the Levinson apartments of the downtown courthouse.
From left, Deputy Mayor Matt Light, Public Safety Director Chad Knecht, Community and Economic Development Director Sarah Reed, Hageman Group Managing Director Tom Dickey, Rebar Development President Shelby Bowen, city councilors Mike Davis, Megan Wiles and Aaron Smith, Mayor Chris Jensen, former mayor John Ditslear, and city councilors Greg O’Connor, Darren Peterson and Pete Schwartz cut the ribbon. (Photos courtesy of the City of Noblesville)
Mayor Chris Jensen speaks during the ribbon cutting.
County historian David Heighway speaks during the ribbon cutting.
Past-mayor John Ditslear speaks during the ribbon cutting.
A living room view from the Levinson apartments of the downtown courthouse.
On Oct. 1, Noblesville officials and Rebar Development officially opened The Levinson, a $25 million mixed-use project. The Levinson provides the first new apartments in downtown Noblesville since 1915. As of the ribbon cutting, only four units of the 85-unit complex were unrented. The Levinson also offers a four-story, 299-space parking garage. A minimum of 199 spaces will be available for paid public parking, and the remaining parking spaces are reserved for Levinson residents. The Levinson will provide four hours of free parking to guests, and the parking garage cost is $2 per hour after that time per day.
