On Nov. 5, Mayor Joe Hogsett and city leaders visited Tarkington Park to announce that the Mid-North area would become the city’s next Lift Indy neighborhood. This comprehensive community development investment program aims to direct […more…]
The Meridian Street Foundation (MSF) is finalizing plans for a new playground at Alice Carter Place Park, located at the intersection of Meridian Street and Westfield Boulevard. Dubbed the “Children’s Garden,” the playground will be […more…]
Holladay Properties has received City approval of variances of development standards to build Monon 46, a mixed use project adjacent to the Monon Trail at 1121 E. 46th Street. The $16 million complex of four […more…]
Broad Ripple Avenue will soon receive an estimated $6 million facelift. The Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) laid out the plan September 8, which includes widened sidewalks, improved drainage, more lights and greenery and […more…]
Midtown Indy’s development partner, Flaherty & Collins Construction, has a potential opportunity for businesses and residents that qualify as Section 3 individuals or business concerns, to perform the following work at the Parkside at Tarkington […more…]
The City of Indianapolis Department of Public Works will host a public open house from 5:30 – 7 p.m. on September 8 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 6050 North Meridian Street. Masks will be required […more…]
by Sanya Carley and David Konisky As Congress debates billions of dollars in new infrastructure investments, advocates are touting the social and economic benefits of building new high-voltage transmission lines, clean energy plants and electric […more…]
Mayor Joe Hogsett joined members of the Indy Parks staff, the development team, as well as community leaders at a July 14 groundbreaking on the Broad Ripple Park site. “There’s quite a lot to celebrate […more…]
by Clark Merrefield With cities and suburbs across the U.S. facing well-documented affordable housing shortages, researchers for years have studied how government planning standards affect housing costs. Those studies often examine how planning and zoning […more…]
by Clark Merrefield, The Journalist’s Resource Forthcoming research in Urban Studies [PDF] draws a direct line between dedicated parking spots and the number of cars owned among affordable housing residents in a major American city. […more…]
