One of the projects to be allocated funding from the Regional Cities Initiative is the River Gate South housing development in Plymouth. The rendering above depicts the complex as designed by architect Scott Sivan and located on the bank of the Yellow River in downtown Plymouth. Photo provided
One of the projects to be allocated funding from the Regional Cities Initiative is the River Gate South housing development in Plymouth. The rendering above depicts the complex as designed by architect Scott Sivan and located on the bank of the Yellow River in downtown Plymouth. Photo provided
PLYMOUTH — A pair of Marshall County housing projects received final approval for Regional Cities Initiative money on Wednesday.

According to the Indiana Economic Development Corp., a recent market study found that rental availability in the area was between 1 and 2 percent. The projects will develop housing options for individuals and families to attract new residents and enhance the downtowns of Bremen and Plymouth.

Sunrise Meadows, a planned development in Bremen, will build mid-level priced homes for residents, with a plan to eventually host 50 home sits. The state will provide $82,596 to support $711,149 in total investment for the project. So far, 26 home sites have been completed and two villas and six condominiums have been constructed.
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