The website is http://www.bluecrownproperties.com - Danny Hardeman with Blue Crown Properties.

Indiana also has high end areas such as Munster, Scherville and certain parts of crown point as an example. 

If you were building from scratch, ideally all the insulation would be on the exterior of the wall assembly -;)We are presently retrofitting a wooden, Italianate building (circa 1878 - 1880) and on this one, I am using rock wool in the wall cavities (R22 where I can strap the inner side of the exterior walls and R14 in the places where I cannot (a long narrow corridor, rooms with elaborate plaster crown moulding we wish to retain).  

I tend to have stay-away zones for example North: between 30th and 38th, east/west between Crown Hill and Fall Creek.  

We are experimenting with 3D printing to reproduce an elaborate crown moulding in a Victorian property we are planning to renovate.

The second bedroom of the house seems to be able to get away with it as they removed the closet door but trimmed with crown molding.  

Should have ripped that out and custom tiled it.There Is no crown molding anywhere on the ceilings that I can see.

Crown Hill is ok, and French Hill has some very rocky parts around Locke St, but it varies by section, because French Hill is right next to North Nashua, which is the best part.  

The property is in Crown Heights, off Rogers Ave. 

There are some ridiculously simple craftsman style ideas that I think are a good investment in the right situation:1) Faking large crown moldings.