The possibilities are endless
The rarely seen third floor of the Greater
Elkhart Chamber building is getting a closer
look, and may become the next hot spot for
entrepreneurs.
The Chamber recently sought opinions
for the design of a unique work or meeting
space on the top level of 418 S. Main St. A
grant from the Elkhart County Convention
and Visitors Bureau covered the study, and
ideas will be presented later this year to the
board of directors.
No commitment for funding has been
made for construction, and it’s not yet known
whether any of the proposals will even be
accepted. Kyle Hannon, the Chamber’s
president and CEO, says the opportunity to
study the prospect was too good to pass up.
“Elkhart is the undisputed home of
entrepreneurs,” Hannon says. “With so many
great things happening in the downtown
area resulting from SoMa, and with the
Chamber traditionally being a champion for
small business development and growth, we
felt this was the right time to see what was
possible with our third floor.”
Currently, the space is underutilized as
storage. The hardwood floors and plaster
walls tell the story of a different era – long
before other such spaces on Main became
upscale loft apartments in the SoMa district.
The space being studied is approximately
6,000 square feet.
Navigating Health Care Enrollment
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Thursday, March 20
11:30 am – 1 pm
WORKING IN
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March 20, 3:30 to 5 p.m.
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