November 12, 2019

First Phase Of Bottleworks District Project Scheduled To Open Next Year


Taylor Bennett
Gavin Thomas, vice president for Hendricks Commercial Properties. - Taylor Bennett/WFYI

Gavin Thomas, vice president for Hendricks Commercial Properties.

Taylor Bennett/WFYI

The $300 million Bottleworks District Project  redeveloping the former Coca-Cola bottling plant -- is moving along, with phase one scheduled to open next year. When completed, it will be a 12-acre food, retail, residential, office, hotel and entertainment complex in Indianapolis' Mass Ave Arts District.

WFYI's Taylor Bennett got an update from Gavin Thomas, vice president for Hendricks Commercial Properties -- the company transforming the site.

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