Colliers closed the sale of 70 Connect II, a 554,228‑sf Greenfield warehouse leased to Yusen Logistics. The cross-docked asset sits in the Mt. Comfort I‑70 corridor.

A $6 million preservation rehab at Capitol Station modernized 50 apartments and used HUD and tax-credit financing to lock in long-term affordability for Indianapolis seniors.

IU Health’s $4.3B downtown hospital campus is about 60% complete and on track for a late‑2027 opening. The build will combine two downtown hospitals into one modern facility.

The TWG‑led plan to restore Old City Hall and add a high‑rise has shown little visible progress despite city financing. The fenced site and stalled timeline have locals asking what’s next.

Demolition is underway at 22nd and Meridian for M22, a roughly $32M affordable-housing project expected to add about 116 rental units to the Near Northside. The work clears long-empty buildings as neighborhood partners push housing and health investments.

Westfield’s council approved the 765‑acre Ironstone PUD, a large master‑planned neighborhood promising trails, parks and a donated school site while neighbors press concerns over traffic and services.

David Simon, chairman and CEO of Simon Property Group, died at 64 after a battle with cancer, the company announced on March 23, 2026.

DesignGroup said Monday it will open an Indianapolis studio and relocate its Columbus headquarters to The Peninsula at 330 Rush Alley. The expansion pairs new hires in Indy with a downtown Columbus footprint.

An IndyStar map shows more than 60 Fishers neighborhoods exceed the city's 10% rental cap, while a state bill could strip cities of that tool.

Council approved a 202-home Arbor Homes subdivision in a 4-3 vote. The plan mixes higher-end Silverthorne units with Arbor product and drew debate over lot sizes and infrastructure.

The Indianapolis Marriott East completed a $25 million interior overhaul that refreshed rooms, meeting spaces and amenities. City leaders say the upgrade is meant to attract bigger conventions and more weddings to the east side.

The New Palestine Town Council voted 5-0 to approve a $99,500 planning contract and letter of intent to begin master planning for a proposed 79‑acre town center south of U.S. 52.

Mayor Deb Whitfield’s Housing Ready Task Force produced 40 recommendations — from duplex conversions to a land bank — aimed at speeding housing production and lowering costs in Lawrence. City leaders say some measures will need regional approval.