Location


SoLa Michigan City offers the rare opportunity to own a luxury residence in one of the Great Lakes region's most coveted locations. Just an hour from Chicago, 70 minutes to South Bend, and 2.5 hours to Indianapolis, this lakefront community provides the perfect balance of accessibility and escape. The development's prime positioning allows residents to enjoy Michigan City's revitalized downtown district while maintaining a serene connection to Lake Michigan's natural splendor.

Local Attractions



  • Gaming and Entertainment: Blue Chip Casino Hotel Spa: Located nearby, this casino offers gaming, live entertainment, dining options, and a spa for relaxation.

  • Historical Sites: Old Lighthouse Museum: Discover the maritime history of the region at this museum housed in a historic lighthouse.

  • Washington Park Zoo: Home to a variety of animals and exhibits, this zoo provides an educational and entertaining experience for all ages.

  • Washington Park Harbor: Enjoy direct access to Lake Michigan's pristine shoreline and harbor, perfect for boating enthusiasts and beach lovers alike.

  • Washington Park Beach: A short distance away, this popular beach offers sandy shores, picnic areas, and a marina, making it ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and boating.

  • Indiana Dunes National Park: Explore diverse landscapes, hiking trails, and unique ecosystems at this national park located nearby.

  • Dining and the Uptown Arts District: This vibrant area features art galleries, boutiques, and a variety of restaurants and cafes, offering a rich cultural and culinary experience.

  • Shopping: Located a short drive to the Lighthouse Premium Outlet Mall


Community Benefit


Strong Growth in Real Estate Market

23.56% Increase in average sales prices from March 2024 to March 2025

Emerging Urban Development

Michigan City has attracted over $450 million in investments since 2022, with over $1 billion in new development projects currently planned through 2030. This unprecedented investment represents a significant economic renaissance for the lakefront community, and positions Michigan City as an emerging hub in the greater Chicago metropolitan area.

Approval of the 5th and Pine Project


A proposed $200 Million development featuring 500 apartment units, parking and a 40,000 sq. ft grocery store along a three-block stretch starting at Pine Street and 5th Street.

Downtown Renaissance


The downtown area will see the largest concentration of investment, with $750 million slated for development over the next five years.

Closure of the NIPSCO Plant


Set to retire by 2028, this transition away from coal power aligns with clean energy initiatives. This will unlock new opportunities for redevelopment and increase the appeal of Michigan City as a prime location for residential, commercial, and recreational investment. Michigan City officials are already considering the future of the lakefront site, potentially including public access, an entertainment complex, and an expanded gateway to the Indiana Dunes National Park.

11th Street Central


A $101 million, 12-story building comprising 220 apartments, retail space, a parking garage, and a new train station for the South Shore Line at 11th and Franklin streets, expected to be completed by spring 2026.

Indiana State Prison Closing


Built in 1860, the prison has long been a fixture of the area, but its closure presents an opportunity for redevelopment, improved safety perception, and economic revitalization.

Amazon Web Service Coming to New Carlisle


Amazon Web Service will create 1,000 new jobs and is an $11 billion dollar investment over 10 years to the city located 22 miles from Michigan City - marking the largest planned capital investment in Indiana state history.

Indiana Dunes National Park



The Indiana Dunes was only recently recognized as a National Park, which has significantly boosted its popularity as a premier outdoor destination. Becoming the 61st national park in the United States instantly elevated its status among nature enthusiasts, hikers, and vacationers nationwide, making it a key driver of tourism and investment in Michigan City.