Indiana MSA News

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The $6.4 million project supports 45 existing employees and is expected to add 20 jobs within three years, with potential for further growth.

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Residents questioned company representatives about jobs, power and water use. The proposal remains under development.

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The Kenton County beverage facility creates 60 full-time jobs; its investment exceeds the original announcement by more than $11 million.

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The $50 million Union Township project replaces Glen Este High School with market-rate apartments and a clubhouse.

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The Vault on Main project includes 161 apartments and retail space, supported by Indiana’s READI program.

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The Butler County concept includes 18 buildings and faces questions over land use, infrastructure and local oversight.

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The 141-acre Indianapolis-area plan combines hundreds of residences with office, retail, restaurant and entertainment space. Subscription may be required.

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The developer has begun preleasing apartments and marketing condominiums ahead of a planned 2027 opening. Subscription may be required.

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Council actions support a fieldhouse lease and JD Finish Line incentives within the Indianapolis-area development. Subscription may be required.

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The developer is among five bidders after its earlier proposal stalled amid financing uncertainty. Subscription may be required.

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The votes leave local regulation unsettled as officials debate how to manage future data-center development.

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The city is seeking public input on how land-use rules should address rising demand for data-center facilities.

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The potential development involves approximately 700 acres of Alcoa-owned land near Evansville.

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The Fort Wayne project adds inventory capacity as the music-equipment company expands its operations.

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The contractor acquired a roughly 500,000-square-foot property at AirTech Park in the Indianapolis market. Subscription may be required.

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The Norwood development is adding residential options and amenities within a broader $250 million mixed-use project.

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The plan commission recommended zoning changes and rules intended to make duplexes, cottages and accessory dwelling units easier to build.

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The One Health Research Institute is expected to open in 2030 near Elanco’s headquarters. Subscription may be required.

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The October 15 meeting summary includes Medvantx incentives and other measures affecting local development and employment.

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The initiative will examine construction costs, public policy and community development as barriers to additional housing.

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Plans would replace three office buildings with nearly 400,000 square feet of industrial space. Subscription may be required.

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The council committee will review planning recommendations as the city considers how to regulate future facilities.

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The approximately $4.48 million project adds housing in the city’s southeast neighborhoods.

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Council debate over the 2027 budget left millions in appropriations unresolved amid questions about oversight and spending.

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The market review examines leasing, development and logistics demand after the post-pandemic construction surge.

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The borrowing would fund a fire truck and street-safety projects and would increase property taxes.

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The Fort Wayne health system is expanding into hospital support services through the proposed acquisition.

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The bank plans to lease approximately 15,000 square feet as it grows its local operations.