• Indianapolis Real Estate Growth and the 16 Tech Effect

    Purdue’s Indianapolis expansion and 16 Tech are bringing real research investment to the city, but the public sources stop short of predicting home prices. This post separates what is documented from what buyers and investors still need to verify at the address level. →

  • Buying a Home Near Indianapolis Motor Speedway

    The Indianapolis Motor Speedway neighborhood spans several distinct communities, from Speedway’s 1920s Craftsman bungalows to mid-century ranches in Garden City and Eagledale. With Indianapolis-area homes selling at a median of $247,500 and just five days on market, buyers in this corridor need a clear picture of each neighborhood’s trade-offs before they start touring. →

  • 16 Tech Innovation District: Buying Near Indianapolis’ Newest Hub

    The 16 Tech Innovation District is reshaping Indianapolis’ near northwest side with a planned 2.2 million square foot live-work-play corridor steps from downtown and major hospitals. For home buyers, the opportunity is real but the strategy matters: the district is mid-buildout, street-level conditions vary, and the strongest case is for buyers with a longer horizon.… →

  • Should I Sell This Spring? Central Indiana 2025–2026 Data

    Spring consistently delivers peak buyer demand in Central Indiana, and the 2025–2026 data backs it up. Indianapolis median list price per square foot is up 4.8% year-over-year as of July 2026, outperforming a national average that’s actually negative. Here’s what the data says about listing in spring versus summer or fall, and how to decide… →