Mayor Joe Hogsett will attend a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. Friday, May 4 for Broad Ripple’s latest upscale apartment community, Park 66 Flats, 888 E. 66th Street. The Village’s rental housing options expanded in […more…]
Since 2014, when the area around 38th and Illinois streets was designated a “Great Place” as part of the Local Initiatives Support Corporation’s Great Places 2020 initiative, entrepreneurs have stepped up to invest in the […more…]
The new owners of the historic Edward Pierre–designed commercial building at 4601 N. College Ave. know they have a gem and are looking to restore its luster. The freestanding building features 6,835 square feet of […more…]
In January, longtime Broad Ripple retailer the Bike Line, 6520 Cornell Ave., received approval from the Metropolitan Development Commission for rezoning its 0.18-acre site and for a variance of development standards for setback, transitional yard, […more…]
by Marion Simon Garmel Everyone in Midtown knows the district houses the world’s largest children’s museum. Everyone at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis knows that President & CEO Jeff Patchen thinks really big. And everyone […more…]
by Michael McKillip While every community in Indy is unique and has a distinctive set of assets, Midtown is a singular collection of neighborhoods and institutions of art, culture, and learning. These assets help Indianapolis […more…]
by Doug Day The intersection of Delaware Street and Fall Creek Parkway was once the most confusing intersection in Indianapolis. On September 29 the community will celebrate the transformation of the Spider into the Delaware […more…]
In partnership with Flaherty & Collins, Midtown Indianapolis Inc. is undertaking the rezoning of multiple properties in Maple Crossing to create conditions for higher-density redevelopment. Sites include the former United Way building, 3901 N. Meridian, […more…]
by Connie Zeigler Development, redevelopment, in-fill, preservation: these terms express how cities change and how they remain, how they look and how they work. Midtown neighborhoods continue to see existing commercial and residential structures modified […more…]
A Columbus, Ohio, company has acquired the 180,000-square-foot office building and campus at 30th and Meridian streets and undertaken a multi-million-dollar renovation. “It’s going to feel very updated and more creative,” said Todd Kemmerer, a […more…]
