Indianapolis

The Corydon Group has acquired a 17,000-square-foot historic building in Indianapolis for $1.4 million. The public affairs firm purchased the vacant property at 125 W. Market Street from local businessman John Thompson. According to the Indianapolis Business Journal, the Corydon Group plans to renovate the building by early November and occupy the 4,200-square-foot top floor of the three-story building. The first and second levels will be leased, Corydon Group founder Chris Gibson told the newspaper. Financing of the purchase and the improvements is handled by Key Bank, and the renovations will be performed by Blaze Construction. An archivist has also been hired to investigate the property’s history, which could date back to the 1880s.

by Adriana Pop, Associate Editor The Metropolitan Development Commission has approved Flaherty & Collins Properties’ request to add two upper-level pedestrian connectors to the five-story parking garage planned for downtown Indianapolis. According to the Indianapolis Business Journal, one of the bridges would lead to West New York Street to the south of the garage, connecting […]