Gershmon Partners has received City approval for construction of a 43,672 square foot office building on four lots in the 6400 block of Ferguson Street in Broad Ripple. The all-timber construction will be unique for […more…]
The Indianapolis Opera has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to affirm and expand its commitment to Central Indiana audiences and partners by securing the Basile Opera Center, 4011 N. Pennsylvania, as a permanent and sustainable part of IO’s future. The […more…]
A Butler-Tarkington couple are developing housing that stabilizes neighborhoods, promotes aging in place, and builds intergenerational wealth while retaining neighborhood residential character. Brenda Vance and her husband Prinest, designed, built, and sold what’s called a […more…]
Midtown Indy was one of eight grantees awarded funds by the Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Partnership (INHP) through the Indianapolis Neighborhood Development Initiative (INDI). Since 1999, Lilly Endowment Inc. has provided resources to INHP to implement […more…]
On or after September 8, Citizens Energy Group (CEG) will undertake manhole rehabilitation that will require lane restrictions on Meridian Street from 40th to 43rd streets. In addition, both 40th and 43rd streets will be […more…]
Judge Gary L. Miller of the Marion Superior Court today ruled against petitioners James and Susan Walsh who sought a judicial review to overturn the Metropolitan Development Commission (MDC) approvals that would allow for the […more…]
Updated July 16 On July 15, the Metropolitan Development voted 7-1 (with one recusal) to approve the requested variances necessary for a proposal by Crew Carwash to demolish the former CVS building at 111 West […more…]
UPDATED May 21 In a unanimous vote, the City-County Council Parks & Recreation Committee will send a do-pass recommendation for Proposal 86 [PDF] to the entire Council. The Council will take up the matter at […more…]
COhatch, a Columbus, OH, membership-based co-working office concept, is one step closer to making Broad Ripple its 10th location and the flagship of its Indiana operations. A petition for variance of use received approval at […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy Because public works construction is considered an essential activity, work continues on the Arsenal Park splash pad upgrade that was approved by the Metropolitan Development Commission (MDC) in January. Missing from […more…]
