Since The Yard opened near East 116th Street and Ikea Way in 2019, Fishers District has expanded into a mixed-use development representing more than $900 million in completed and committed investment.
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The 1,000-acre village portion of the LEAP Research and Innovation District is expected to include housing, retail, hospitality and dining venues, and recreational spaces.
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Indy Parks leaders Brittany Crone and Andre Denman discuss the funding and execution of this extraordinary wave of projects outside the scope of the department’s typical $6 million annual capital improvement budget.
It was the first public statement from Andrew Card since accusations from federal prosecutors came to light alleging that he misused millions of dollars intended for a sports project in northern Indiana.
Federal prosecutors allege Andy Card engaged in a wire-fraud scheme involving the development of the Mishawaka Fieldhouse and used proceeds from it to help purchase a home in Florida.
The modern version of the town’s Main Street has shifted into a higher gear across the past decade.
Ownership of a skating rink and upscale apartment community changed hands in Carmel, while ground was broken on a residential community and assisted care facility in Westfield.
The elevated water tank is part of an overall $15 million system investment designed to support the rapidly expanding area surrounding Hamilton Town Center.
The steakhouse will occupy about 8,000 square feet at the base of the Broad Ripple parking garage, which Keystone Group is incorporating into its new Marko on the Canal apartment development.
Wawa, which began opening stores in Indiana in 2025, plans to build a 6,300-square-foot store and gas station on the property, which was home to Gray Brothers for 46 years.
Indianapolis officials want to speed up and simplify the city’s permitting process to minimize delays that could complicate development plans.
Los Angeles-based Metrobloks plans to spend $250 million to develop the data center campus at 2505 N. Sherman Drive.
BW Development previously planned to use Hilton’s Tempo brand for the hotel, but switched to Curio last month because it gives the developer more flexibility with the property’s aesthetics.
A cluster of medical services facilities south of Interstate 69’s Exit 210 in Fishers represents almost a billion dollars of industry investment, according to Mayor Scott Fadness.
The nearly $51 million, 108,000-square-foot facility includes commercial office and light industrial space, as well as the company’s new Design and Innovation Studio.
The Atlanta-based developer that plans to build an $800 million data center at the former Ford Visteon plant site on the east side of Indianapolis released a 20-point list of community commitments Tuesday.
The financing for Indiana’s package to lure the stadium project from Illinois includes restaurant tax in Lake and Porter counties
The plans confirm an IBJ story from November that revealed discussions between the Texas-based mega-travel center operator and Greenwood officials to build the center site off of East Worthsville Road and Interstate 65 in Greenwood.
Business partners Rocky Walls and Zach Downs recently purchased a historic building in downtown Noblesville that will be known as Logan Street Theater when it opens this fall.
Strategic Capital Partners LLC and Ambrose Property Group LLC plan to construct five buildings in a project to be called 65 Commerce Park West.
The city acquired the property in 2024 through a land-swap deal with the Indiana Department of Administration.
The tight financing market slowed plans that first came to light in early 2024. Construction could take another two years.
