Century 21 Scheetz will anchor Ambrose on Main, taking the premier commercial space in the mixed-use project meant to be the eastern gateway to downtown Westfield. The office is expected to open in late 2026 and will house 50+ agents.

Anderson, Indiana demolishes two blighted properties to improve neighborhood safety and aesthetics, as part of Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr.'s ongoing initiative.

Martin University's campus in Martindale‑Brightwood is listed for $3.5M, and neighbors are racing to protect the site.

The Westfield Police Department in Indiana is constructing a new $35 million headquarters to better serve the growing population, set for completion in 2027.

Sewer maintenance in Lawrence, Indiana, will lead to temporary lane closures and traffic delays on February 19-20, especially around Pendleton Pike and intersecting roads.

INDOT's East Central division won the Traffic Safety Project of the Year award for improving U.S. 36 safety, reducing crashes and injuries substantially.

CoStar's Power Broker roundup spotlights AutoZone, Forman Mills and other leases across the Indianapolis metro. The quarterly picks reflect tight retail fundamentals and active suburban leasing.

Meta broke ground on a 1GW, $10B-plus data campus at Lebanon’s LEAP District, promising thousands of construction jobs, community grants and major infrastructure spending.

Veridus Group converted a Fort Ben building into its new headquarters after a $1M-plus renovation, the city posted photos and noted a mayoral podcast appearance. The project also ties into nearby housing and commercial plans for Fort Ben.

A wave of data‑center proposals — from a Sabey campus to Metrobloks and RadiusDC projects — has prompted packed hearings and new scrutiny over power, water and neighborhood impact. Local officials are weighing rules as residents push back.

INCOG BioPharma to invest $200 million in expanding its Indiana facility, aiming to employ nearly 1,000 people by 2030 for injectable drug manufacturing.

The Circle Centre Mall in Indianapolis will be redeveloped into Traction Yards, featuring open spaces, commercial and office areas, and residences, with the first phase to be completed in 2029.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins visited Indiana, touring Everett Farms and speaking at the National FFA Convention. Rep. Baird highlighted the state's agricultural importance and noted Taiwan's intent to buy Indiana crops.