Owner of vacant Anthem building on Circle now open to multiple tenants

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8 thoughts on “Owner of vacant Anthem building on Circle now open to multiple tenants

  1. I’ve said for years the City, etc., should offer incentives to make, at least the first floor, multiple street level retail and food-restaurant businesses. For years the city and city planners have whined and cried about not enough store front activity on the circle. This entire quarter of the circle has virtually been dead space for decades, and the northeast quadrant hasn’t been much better. Once this passe’ of redundant protests, and of course the covid virus is over, street level activity and businesses could help with the come back of downtown Indy, and expand life on the circle that we haven’t seen since JC Penny occupied the northwest quadrant!

  2. Great Property and location, but perspective tenants are going to need to be assured the homeless encampment across the street is going to disappear and that the mayor “will” provide proper security.
    IMPD and the MCSD are more than capable with restraints removed.

    1. Bingo and with the way the current residents vote that may be a long time off. Downtown’s may return to the good ole years of the 60s,70s and 80s

  3. There are multiple garages, a BRT station, the Cultural Trail, and a major transit hub within a ten minute walk of this location. Parking is not difficult, nor is it remotely a problem in Downtown. Good grief.

  4. This mayor will eliminate any chance for leasing this space. There are now homeless totaling about 100 that live around the monument. Really, drive around the circle any time of day and you will see drug dealers , individuals passed out on spice, human feces, people with their pants around their ankles, sexual acts. The smell of urine is intense. This mayor is destroying the city. He should b recalled.

    1. Hey those people vote and he doesn’t want to offend them and he is going for the San Francisco vibe.

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