The Department of Metropolitan Development is hosting two informational sessions.
Tag: development
Posted inArts & Culture
How Gary lost a $5 billion Jackson Family theme park deal
A once-ambitious plan to transform the city into a national tourist destination collapsed amid politics and uncertainty.
Posted inEducation
Plans for 12-story building at 501 Indiana Ave. are on pause
Purdue University announced it would buy the land last fall.
Posted inBusiness
Indy’s old City Hall renovation dies. What will fill downtown void?
The city killed plans to build a museum hotel and housing at the old City Hall site downtown.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Will data centers impact property values? Depends on who you ask
Southsiders want a judge to review whether a new data center should have been approved.
Posted inGovernment
Another data center could be coming to the east side
A Georgia-based company wants to build a $2 billion data center campus on the east side of Indianapolis.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Indy councilors back residents on Eagle Creek Reservoir water deals
A bipartisan group of city-county councilors signed a letter asking for more water protections and transparency.
Posted inGovernment
Sabey Data Centers prevails despite outcry from southsiders
The Seattle-based tech company was approved to build a facility in Decatur Township.
Posted inPublic Editor
Public Editor: How to find the most up-to-date news on Indy area data centers
Indy news outlets find different ways to engage the public
Posted inGovernment
Indianapolis NAACP reverses stance on Metrobloks data center
The civil rights group issued a letter on March 9 that it stands with community members who oppose the project.
