Turner Woodard sells majority stake in historic Stutz property

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8 thoughts on “Turner Woodard sells majority stake in historic Stutz property

  1. Turner has done a fabulous job by creating and sustaining the valuable asset of the Stutz is for the art community as well as the people of Indianapolis and all of Indiana. He should be commended greatly. There are just a few iconic venues like this and Turner has supported it and allowed it to be great for us all. He gets tremendous credit from
    me and I’m sure everyone. What a treasure he has sustained and now passed- on for continuity and the future. Kudos to Turner!

  2. God bless Turner Woodard and his son for preserving this historic building. They didn’t just keep the building. They kept it’s spirit too. Walking the quiet halls instills a reverence for the building’s history. It has given so much to Indianapolis. Thank you for your many efforts to keep that spirit alive through the years and into the future. Viva le Stutz building and the Woodward family.

  3. I have never understood the reluctance or refusal to reveal the sale price for these real estate transactions when they will be publicly disclosed soon in updated tax reports. Why the mystery?

    1. I wonder the same thing! We’ll be watching public records to see what the price was in this deal.

  4. I agree to the on the “hats off to Mr Woodard”. He saved a piece of history and I have enjoyed visiting the building. I hope that building can continue to occasionally open up for the public to see both the building and the artists.

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