Swiss measurement firm Endress+Hauser opened an expanded U.S. headquarters in Greenwood, adding office, manufacturing and STEM training space and promising new local jobs.

New Albany officials advanced a proposal to pause new data center construction for 12 months while planners study utility, land‑use and environmental impacts. The City Council held a first reading June 18 and scheduled a public meeting June 22.

Orlando-based Aurum Developments opened a Midwest HQ on Vermilion Street and will hold a July 3 open house as it partners with local investors to rehab storefronts.

Hancock County flagged 15 abated properties as noncompliant and ordered owners to explain discrepancies at an August hearing. The council voted to send letters and demand documentation.

Buc‑ee’s has filed to rezone roughly 80 acres at the Worthsville Road exit to build a mega travel center; Greenwood planners will review the petition Monday.

The Justus Companies opened a new 20,000‑sq‑ft headquarters at the Promenade of Noblesville, shifting key staff from Indianapolis and adding office space and jobs.

A $48.17 million renovation at Turtle Creek preserved hundreds of affordable homes and added 55 new units, officials say.

Keystone Group has bought the Renaissance Indianapolis North in Carmel and plans renovations that add suites, new dining and expanded meeting space as part of a larger campus vision.

The city has begun soliciting ideas for redeveloping the long‑vacant Randolph Street campus — the former Indiana Women’s Prison — after taking ownership from the state.

Monon & Main, a 34,650‑sqft Class A+ mixed‑use in Carmel, sold for $12.25M — roughly $354 per square foot — in a Cushman & Wakefield‑brokered deal.

A Chicago Fed analysis finds homeowners insurance rose faster than incomes in parts of the Seventh District, squeezing low‑income households and raising cancellation risk.

Boone County has paused new data‑center approvals for 12 months while planners rewrite zoning rules to address water, power and neighborhood impacts.

IU trustees approved a 448‑bed downtown Indianapolis residence hall and a $60M interior renovation of Willkie Quadrangle at Bloomington.