The expansion includes a major corporate relocation by JD Finish Line and the development of a new fieldhouse and 166 apartments and 98 townhomes by Buckingham Properties.
The one-year moratorium on data center development will affect unincorporated areas of Boone County.
Indy Economic Development Inc. is creating a matrix that rates proposed data center projects to determine whether — or to what extent — such projects deserve city incentives.
JD Finish Line, home to the JD Sports and Finish Line brands, plans to relocate from Indianapolis to Fishers, where it will establish a 350,000-square-foot North America headquarters in the former Navient Building.
The two-story office building will be constructed on North Union Street, next to Basile Westfield Playhouse and near Christ United Methodist Church.
Carmel officials and military veterans are hopeful a new 1.6-acre park will help bring the community closer to its armed services members.
The $72 million, 95,000-square-foot building will represent one of the largest investments in Marian University’s history.
The 126-acre adventure park with a 6-acre lake, water slides, cabanas, sandy beaches and a floating obstacle course is set to open Thursday in Hamilton County after years of planning and almost a year of construction.
The company, which is owned by biopharmaceutical giant Bristol Myers Squibb Co., is working on an incentive package with Whitestown officials that includes tax abatements for construction and new equipment for two buildings.
Zionsville officials are working toward a final design and a construction timeline for a downtown revitalization called Main Street Momentum as nearby business owners watch with both eagerness and anxiety.
The call for bids comes after IBJ first reported on April 13 that the city had exited its partnership with TWG Development LLC.
The closure of the historic Indianapolis City Market in 2024 was initially expected to last just two years, but there is no longer a timeline for the reopening, officials acknowledged Thursday in announcing plans for the market’s adjacent Charles L. Whistler Memorial Plaza.
Company executives at DC Blox detailed plans for the proposed $2.2 billion project, which would be built off of the Pennsy Trail and in close proximity to Irvington Community Elementary School.
The Home Place Subarea Plan gives suggestions on how the 194-year-old working-class neighborhood could be redeveloped in the future.
The $510 million hotel, the Indiana Convention Center addition and a skybridge across Capitol Avenue are on pace to be completed this autumn.
The property owners originally planned to open Stella House Books & Cafe after renovating and adding on to the house. They now would like to house the business in a brand new building.
For the second time in three years, work is underway on a major project tied to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum — this one meant to house the organization’s restoration projects and vehicle storage operation.
The Noblesville City Council approved two resolutions on Tuesday as initial funding steps for the new 58,917-square-foot, two-story facility.
Stores and restaurants will occupy more space than originally envisioned for the Fashion Mall redevelopment.
Washington, D.C.-based Level 2 Development LLC plans to develop the $80 million project on 16.5 acres along State Road 32.
