Indianapolis officials have engaged a firm to help create a free catalog of permit-ready building plans that could make it cheaper, quicker and easier to develop affordable housing.
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A glut of spending by multifamily investors and developers in recent years is helping reshape Westfield’s housing market, but experts say it will be a few years before all those new units are filled.
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The building at 416 E. Wabash St. opened as a nightclub concept in 1998, initially using the names Euphoria and Club Industry.
As the team is still conducting due diligence work on a new stadium site in the Wolf Lake area of Hammond, the Bears want feedback on “the premium spaces, fan amenities, and game day experiences” they are considering.
The Metropolitan Development Commission approved a regional center development petition from TWG Development LLC, which can now move forward with construction of the proposed 375,000-square-foot, six-story project.
The Granary project will include 223 apartments, a 300-space parking garage and 5,000 square feet of first-floor retail space.
Pharmaceutical Product Development, a subsidiary of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., is planning to hire 100 to 150 employees at the facility.
The plan will create a recreation area in a sector of the city that has few parks. But one of its primary goals is to retrofit a vacant 10,000-square-foot building on the property.
Indiana Landmarks considers 105 places to be completely restored or no longer endangered since launching its “most endangered” list in 1991.
The remodeling project, announced Monday, includes a redesign of all 247 guest rooms and common areas at the downtown luxury hotel.
Real estate investor Taggart “Tag” Birge, a winner of IBJ’s Philanthropist of the Year Award, discusses the deeply personal connections that inform how he and his wife support education and public art.
A local developer has given itself until late October to address residents’ concerns before moving forward on a mixed-use project with almost 100 apartments in Broad Ripple.
Mark Garrison has spent much of his career building multifamily projects across the United States. Now the Carmel native is helping Chicago-based Nicholas Family of Cos. plant its flag in his own backyard.
Local contractors say their services — and the supplies they need to do their work — are both in high demand right now.
When finished, the logistics-friendly park from Ambrose Property Group is expected to consist of about 14 bulk industrial buildings for advanced manufacturing, warehousing and distribution.
IBJ spoke with Jacob Houk, president of Indianapolis-based Hays & Sons, a property restoration company, about the first steps to take — from documenting damage to contacting insurers and finding a qualified restoration company.
In Noblesville, Mayor Chris Jensen said more than 550 residential units have been impacted by the flooding.
The emergency continues across many areas of the state, including central Indiana, where more than 90 people and their pets were rescued Saturday as floodwaters rose along the White River in Indianapolis.
The roughly $84 million complex will host more than 200 multi-family units across two buildings.
The celebrated architect, who died in 2016, is credited with bringing modernism and Brutalist architecture to Indianapolis
Speaking to reporters from Halas Hall in Chicago, Kevin Warren reiterated that the team is solely focused on building a stadium in Indiana.
Several redevelopment opportunities have been presented over the years, but none have come to fruition.
