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The mission of the Muncie Land Bank, Inc., is to acquire abandoned and blighted property, preserve it, and provide it to the public for strategic redevelopment.

Visit the City of Muncie YouTube Channel to watch the livestream!
10/14/2026

Visit the City of Muncie YouTube Channel to watch the livestream!

10/14/2026

The latest in our video series! 🎥 Our Director of Operations, Zach Gullion, breaks down the Muncie Land Bank’s budget, starting with where our revenue comes from. The numbers shown include our year-to-date and remaining projected revenue for 2026.

💰 As a nonprofit, transparency matters to us. We want our community to understand how our work is funded and how those dollars go back into Muncie’s neighborhoods. Revenue data from previous years is available in our annual reports on our website.

👀 Stay tuned for the next video, where we’ll take a closer look at the other side of the budget!

10/11/2026

Next up in our video series! 🎥 Our Director of Operations, Zach Gullion, takes us to South Council Street, a block that was hit hard by demolitions in the 2010s.

🏘️ Where many houses once stood, we’ll soon have new 3-bedroom, 2-bath owner-occupied homes, along with a rehab by ecoREHAB. New construction on infill lots can be tough in a city like Muncie, so we’re excited to see homes return to this block.

👀 Keep an eye out for our new signs around town!

Intend Indiana
ecoREHAB of Muncie, Inc.
Old West End Neighborhood Association

10/09/2026

Episode two of our video series is here! 🎥 Our Executive Director, Nate Howard, breaks down the basics of land banking, what a land bank actually is, and some common misconceptions about our work.

🏘️ The Muncie Land Bank acquires vacant, abandoned, and tax-delinquent properties and works to get them back into productive use, whether that’s new housing, a rehab, or another project that benefits the neighborhood.

👀 Stay tuned for more videos as we share how this work is shaping Muncie!

10/08/2026

Welcome to our new video series! 🎥 Our Executive Director, Nate Howard, will be sharing what land banking is and what the Muncie Land Bank does in our community.

📍 First stop: the Old West End, where the Central City Housing Project will bring 30 new homes and four rehabs to the neighborhood. This mix of market-rate and affordable housing lays the groundwork for new investment and economic development near Downtown.

🏡 Follow along for project updates, and stay tuned for upcoming videos where we’ll share more about the Muncie Land Bank’s work across Muncie!

This past Friday, in partnership with the Muncie Land Bank, third-year Ball State Urban Planning students held the first...
10/05/2026

This past Friday, in partnership with the Muncie Land Bank, third-year Ball State Urban Planning students held the first of four community engagement sessions with Whitely residents and neighborhood leaders.

Over the course of two hours, students discussed issues central to the Muncie Land Bank's work, listened as residents shared stories and experiences from their time in the neighborhood, and presented key findings from our 10-year tax sale study, made possible by a grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Thank you to the residents and neighborhood leaders who joined us! A special thanks to Union Missionary Baptist Church of Muncie, Indiana, for graciously hosting us, and to the Whitely Community Council for helping organize the event and prepare students.

We look forward to continuing these important conversations over the next three sessions.

Today, we welcomed Darin Gullion, EdD, Assistant Superintendent of Delaware Community School Corporation, who shared val...
10/02/2026

Today, we welcomed Darin Gullion, EdD, Assistant Superintendent of Delaware Community School Corporation, who shared valuable insight into how Senate Enrolled Act 1 (SEA 1) is affecting schools across Delaware County.

Dr. Gullion brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to the conversation, particularly when it comes to public school finance, property tax caps, budgeting, and the challenges facing local school corporations.

Thank you to Dr. Gullion for taking the time to join us and help our members better understand these important issues impacting our schools and our community.

And, as always, thank you to everyone who joined us for First Friday! We appreciate the opportunity to connect, learn, and continue the conversation. 📚🤝

Join us this Friday, October 2nd, for our monthly First Friday meeting!📆 Friday, October 2nd🕧 12:30-2PM📍 MadJax Building...
09/28/2026

Join us this Friday, October 2nd, for our monthly First Friday meeting!

📆 Friday, October 2nd
🕧 12:30-2PM
📍 MadJax Building, 2nd Floor | 515 E Main St

This month, we welcome Darin Gullion, EdD, Assistant Superintendent of Delaware Community School Corporation, as he discusses how Senate Enrolled Act 1 (SEA 1) is affecting schools across Delaware County.

More about Dr. Gullion:
A native of southeastern Indiana, Dr. Gullion has lived in Delaware County and served in his current role with DelCom Schools since 2009. In this role, he has championed fiscal responsibility and good stewardship of public tax dollars.

Dr. Gullion is well-acquainted with public school finance, leading all budgetary efforts for the corporation, including, but not limited to, corporation tax rate calculations, bond issuance, and debt management. Dr. Gullion's familiarity with property tax cuts extends back to Indiana's landmark property tax caps, enacted in 2008 and later added to the state constitution, which considerably curbed the amount of tax local governments can raise and significantly restructured public school finance.

The rehab of 500 W Howard is officially underway.This home is the first of 4 rehabs and 30 new builds coming to the Old ...
09/17/2026

The rehab of 500 W Howard is officially underway.

This home is the first of 4 rehabs and 30 new builds coming to the Old West End neighborhood as part of the READI 2.0 Central City Housing Project.

More updates to come as work continues.

Photos by Ty Morton, Tylonius Studio, Inc.

Old West End Neighborhood Association
Intend Indiana
PathStone Corporation - Indiana
Matt Weyand Repairs & Renovations LLC
City of Muncie
Delaware County, Indiana Government

Address

515 East Main Street Suite 119
Muncie, IN
47305

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17652018928

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