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1990–2026 · as of November 2026
John Phair, chief executive of Holladay Properties — developer of Heritage Square (from about 2005) through Gumwood HP Shopping Partners, L.P., a Holladay entity; the centre was surrendered by deed in lieu of foreclosure in January 2011 against some $33 million of debt, and its post-2011 ownership succession is not named in the record reached — the roster prints the developer whole and the succession as a gap, with the federal court file (No. 3:11-CV-268, N.D. Ind.) and the county deed record as settlers. Simon Property Group — owner of University Park Mall at Mishawaka (boundary, across the city line), entered as the neighbouring owner whose tenant leverage the Heritage Square suit tried and won over ($2.4 million jury verdict, June 2018). Great Lakes Capital — developer of GrandView (Bradley Company's Q1 2020 market report). Robert Stephens, of Prime Financial — developer of the Villas at Woods Trail (Tribune, 1999). Steve Smith — co-owner of the Cooreman Real Estate Group, of Irish Realty; the group has developed more than 700 home sites in northwestern St. Joseph County and eastern LaPorte County since 1992, on his sworn testimony. The Village Development LLC, with Capstone Builders — developers of The Hills at St. Joe Farm, approved 19 March 2020; Granger Water Utility LLC — the investor-owned water utility the Hills' developer created, approved by the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission 13 April 2022. Heritage Land Operations LLC — owner of the further 40 acres at Cleveland and Currant roads in the May 2025 rezoning record. Microsoft — purchaser of the St. Joseph's Farm ground, some 929 acres for $77.5 million in 2024, for the EKI data-centre campus: the ground's largest business transaction, closing the farm entered in Bucket 1. Major Hospital of Shelbyville — owning corporation of BellTower Health & Rehabilitation Center, 5805 North Fir Road, on the Indiana Department of Health facility record (license effective 1 October 2024); its administrator Marti Carmean, in post since 6 May 2019, is a manager, entered at that strength. Hearth at Juday Creek LLC, of the Hearth Management family of Binghamton, New York — the Hearth at Juday Creek residential-care house, 6330 North Fir Road, 147 beds, state license effective 1 April 2018. Beacon Health System — the Main Street outpatient campus at 6913 North Main Street and Beacon Health & Fitness Granger (opened November 2016); the system's chief succession is the founders leg's business, pointed to, not repeated.
Firms of the ground at second rank: Anchor Construction LLC — design-build contractor headquartered at 7121 Grape Road, founded 2006 on the profiles' account, founder unnamed in the record reached, part of Weaver Companies on its own site's statement. Venture Pilot — management consulting firm founded in Granger in 2021, "ceased to exist" on PitchBook's formula; founder unnamed. Mike Ganus — the Ganus Family Loft, a Granger breeding-loft operation whose bird won the South African Million Dollar Pigeon Race final in January 2016, with later final wins at Victoria Falls (2018) and Pattaya (2023). Ara Parseghian, with his son Michael Parseghian and daughter-in-law Cindy Parseghian — founders, 1994, of the Ara Parseghian Medical Research Foundation, a Granger-home founding carried at nonprofit strength. Tim Walton — owner-publisher of the Michiana Saver, a regional coupon magazine mailed into this ground (media kit, September 2026); boundary, seated nowhere in it. Kerry Byler — publisher of the Granger Gazette by 2015 (contact in the record from 2000); the Gazette's founder is a named gap of the newspapers leg (GAP-NEWS-1). The bank row at present state, all branches of other cities' houses: 1st Source Bank (two Granger offices), Lake City Bank, Notre Dame Federal Credit Union, Communitywide Federal Credit Union, United Federal Credit Union, Old National Bank, and Everwise Credit Union — the last renamed from Teachers Credit Union on 26 June 2023, a succession carried on the founding line in Bucket 5. The row's first branch and its date are GAP-BIZ-4, with the FDIC's BankFind branch records as settler; no founding banker of a Granger house exists to enter, because no Granger house exists.