Ibj area home sales still falling - 9-9-10
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Home sale agreements in central Indiana fell 23% in August compared to the same month the previous year according to a report from F.C. Tucker Co. This marked the fourth straight month of declining home sales in the region following three months of improved sales driven by federal tax credits. While the number of sales fell, the average home price increased nearly 9% from the previous August.
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Ibj morton marcus - if the brain drain stays open what is left - 11-20-10
This article discusses Indiana's "brain drain" problem, where college graduates leave the state for opportunities elsewhere. It notes that while Indiana produces thousands of degrees each year, it fails to retain those graduates. Possible reasons given for why young people leave include a lack of business expansion and job opportunities in Indiana, as well as Indiana being seen as a dull place lacking in variety and density compared to other regions. The article argues the problem is not just a lack of business investment, but also a "stodgy environment" and "hardened intellectual arteries" within Indiana's communities and businesses.
Ibj morton marcus - the root of indiana myrid of problems 11-2-10
The article summarizes the views of Norm Heikens, a former director of Indiana University's Indiana Business Research Center. Heikens argues that Indiana is slowly declining and has never recovered from the loss of domestic auto industry jobs. He contends that job growth alone will not solve Indiana's problems, and that the state must make its communities more vibrant places that young people want to live. Heikens believes Indiana's culture lacks pride in communities and building them up, and that this is the root cause of the state's economic problems. The article outlines Heikens' perspective that Indiana will have a harder time reversing its economic fortunes than neighboring states like Ohio and Michigan.
Star - indiana rural counties get bigger benifits from taxes 1-13-09
A new study by the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute found that urban counties generate more tax revenue for the state than they receive back in state expenditures, while rural counties receive more money back than they contribute in taxes. The study examined tax allocations by county for 2008 and 2009, finding that over a third of the $13.7 billion in state tax revenue came from taxpayers in Indianapolis metropolitan counties, though those counties only received about 28% of state expenditures. Legislators from rural districts often complain that urban counties like Marion receive more attention, but the study leader said the numbers show urban counties essentially subsidize more rural counties.
Courier-journal city area subsidize spending - 1-12-10
The study found that 22 counties, including Clark County, were "donor" counties that paid more in state taxes than received in state spending. The remaining counties were "recipient" counties that received more state spending than paid in taxes. The urban areas of Indiana are key drivers of statewide tax revenue, with their tax collections subsidizing spending in rural counties. However, the results are skewed because sales taxes are credited to the county of purchase rather than residence. Once spending ramps up on an Ohio River bridges project, Clark County will likely become a recipient county. The study aims to give lawmakers a better understanding of how taxes and spending vary geographically.
Ibj mayor ballard state of the city address 2-24-11 - built environment
In his upcoming State of the City address, Mayor Greg Ballard will focus on improving Indianapolis' urban neighborhoods with better infrastructure, education, and amenities in order to build an attractive urban environment and move the city to the next level. He will discuss prioritizing long-term needs over short-term gains. Ballard, who is running for re-election in November, will also tout Indianapolis' record on job growth and fiscal position from last year.
Ibj indiana resists call for renewable energy mandates 11-28-10
Indiana is one of only 14 states that has resisted establishing renewable energy standards. This leaves the state at a disadvantage for attracting new green businesses according to critics. While Indiana has attracted some wind projects, advocates argue these have been driven by renewable standards in other states and only account for a small portion of the state's energy needs. Supporters argue standards would boost jobs and investment, but Indiana lawmakers have failed to pass such legislation due to concerns over rate increases and a desire to include nuclear in definitions of renewable energy. Other Midwest states like Michigan and Illinois have seen billions in green investment after implementing renewable standards.
Ibj greenwood gives 8 mil for 65 - 465 project
Greenwood Mayor Charles Henderson is pushing for construction of a new Interstate 65 interchange about two miles south of the existing Main Street junction. Henderson says the city is willing to pay up to $8 million, or one-third of the estimated $24 million cost, to speed up the project in order to boost business development in Greenwood just south of Indianapolis. The new interchange would normally be paid for with federal and state funds through a slow approval process, but Henderson wants work to begin in the next few years.
Ibj glick partners on $30 m downtown apartment development 2-14-11
Milhaus Development and Gene B. Glick Co. plan to break ground late this year on a $30 million first phase to redevelop the former Bank One Operations Center into 258 apartments and retail space. The project aims to add new residential units downtown and clean up a blighted building. Glick will use its apartment development experience, while Milhaus designed a public-private partnership for the city to acquire parking assets for the project without costs. Some have questioned if the city is taking on too much risk in overpaying for the properties.
Ibj fishers tif 19 mil for auto dealership - 4-1-10
The Fishers Town Council unanimously approved a $19 million economic development agreement to build an auto mall along State Road 37 housing up to five car dealerships, including a new Butler Nissan dealership expected to begin construction this spring. The development is planned for the former Davidson Lumberyard property and would stretch from 131st to 141st streets, demolishing existing lumberyard structures. The town agreed to create a tax-increment financing district to fund $2.8 million in infrastructure improvements for the Butler property and $4.14 million for the surrounding area, as the auto mall is located across from a stalled $80 million water park and retail project facing financial troubles.
Ibj state must cut spending - 9-9-10
The state of Indiana faces a projected $1.3 billion budget gap for the next two-year budget period beginning in July 2011 due to dwindling tax revenues caused by the ongoing recession. To close this gap, state officials will need to make spending cuts, raise taxes, or pursue a combination of both approaches. The economic downturn has significantly reduced Indiana's revenue from its two main tax sources - sales and income taxes - which account for 80% of the state's budget. Federal stimulus funds and spending cuts under Governor Daniels have helped address budget shortfalls so far, but those solutions are not sustainable for the next budget cycle given continued weak economic growth.
Ibj whitsett central building 2-15-11
The Whitsett Group LLC is planning an $7.2 million, 86-unit apartment project in downtown Indianapolis by retrofitting and adding onto a former 68,000 square foot industrial building located at 1010 Central Ave. The majority of units will be priced as affordable housing between $375-$750 per month, while 18 units will rent between $950-$1200. Whitsett hopes to start construction by June 2012 upon receiving approval from the state for affordable housing tax credits and the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission.
Ibj trail side project ready to start 5-5-10
The developers of a $10 million apartment and retail project in Indianapolis called Trail Side on Mass Ave were initially denied approval due to concerns about inadequate parking from neighboring businesses. The developers have since revised their plans to include an underground 69-space parking garage and 25 surface lot spaces. They will present the new plans to the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission on May 5th in hopes of gaining approval to proceed with construction of the four-story, 69 apartment unit building.
Ibj north of south street 9-27-10
The city of Indianapolis is funding a $150 million mixed-use development called "North of South" near Eli Lilly's headquarters. The development will include a 148-room Dolce hotel, a 27,000 square foot YMCA, 320 apartments, and 40,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space. The city will issue bonds to fund the project and provide $9 million in tax incentives. Construction is slated to begin by the end of the year and take two years to complete. The project aims to link Lilly employees to new amenities while creating thousands of construction jobs and hundreds of permanent jobs.
Ibj north of south 12-16-10
The Metropolitan Development Commission unanimously approved rezoning of 14 acres north of South Street in downtown Indianapolis to allow for the $155 million mixed-use North of South project led by Buckingham Companies. Some nearby businesses expressed concerns about access for trucks and parking during construction but were assured issues would be addressed. The project includes apartments, retail, a hotel and YMCA and will be partially financed through $86 million in bonds issued by the city.
Ibj 32 mil on 16th st - 11-09
The Indianapolis Housing Agency bought a troubled low-income housing complex called Caravelle Commons and plans to redevelop it to better connect with the surrounding neighborhood. Kroger is also working to build a new supermarket to replace an old location near 16th and Central Avenue. These developments could help revitalize a blighted stretch of 16th Street. The housing agency plans to at least reopen a street and remove fences, but may demolish and reconstruct the apartment buildings.
Urban times trailside feb09
Riley Area Development Co. and Monument Realty plan to construct a four-story mixed-use building called Trail Side at 875 Mass Ave, currently the site of an underused one-story building. The $10 million project would include 63 affordable apartments, retail space, and community space if they secure federal tax credits. Developers hope Trail Side would spur further investment in the East End neighborhood like the nearby Davlan building did for its block of Mass Ave.
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-- Urbanophile - joe the planner - the white elephant in the room 4-22-10
-- Urbanophile - joe the planner - the white elephant in the room 4-22-10
Ibj morton marcus - if the brain drain stays open what is left - 11-20-10
Ibj morton marcus - if the brain drain stays open what is left - 11-20-10
Ibj morton marcus - the root of indiana myrid of problems 11-2-10
Ibj morton marcus - the root of indiana myrid of problems 11-2-10
Star - indiana rural counties get bigger benifits from taxes 1-13-09
Star - indiana rural counties get bigger benifits from taxes 1-13-09
Courier-journal city area subsidize spending - 1-12-10
Courier-journal city area subsidize spending - 1-12-10
Ibj mayor ballard state of the city address 2-24-11 - built environment
Ibj mayor ballard state of the city address 2-24-11 - built environment
Ibj indiana resists call for renewable energy mandates 11-28-10
Ibj indiana resists call for renewable energy mandates 11-28-10
Ibj glick partners on $30 m downtown apartment development 2-14-11
Ibj glick partners on $30 m downtown apartment development 2-14-11
Ibj fishers tif 19 mil for auto dealership - 4-1-10
Ibj fishers tif 19 mil for auto dealership - 4-1-10
Ibj area home sales still falling - 9-9-10
- 1. 9/9/2010 Indianapolis Business News - Latest Indi… Area home sales still falling IBJ Staff September 9, 2010 Home-sale agreements in the nine-county area fell 23 percent in August when compared to the same month a year earlier, according to a report released Thursday by F.C. Tucker Co. Pending home sales dropped last month to 1,790, down from 2,327 in August 2009, the Indianapolis- based real estate company said. The decline marked the fourth straight month that home sales have slumped in central Indiana following three straight months of improving sales activity spurred by generous federal tax credits. Pending sales were down 27 percent in July, 30 percent in June and 32 percent in May. Pending home sales account for sales agreements, not sales that have closed. Year-to-date, sales agreements are off 4.5 percent from the same eight months of 2009, the report said. In Marion County, August sales agreements fell 23.9 percent compared to the previous year, from 1,124 to 855. Pending sales dropped 29.7 percent in Hamilton County, from 462 to 325, and 20.5 percent in Hendricks County, from 195 to 155. Madison County is the only county in the region to record an increase in sales, with 117 in August, 14 more deals than a year ago. On a positive note, the average price of homes sold in the area in August was up 8.9 percent, from $137,888 in August 2009 to $150,113 last month. Prices were up 7.6 percent in Hamilton County, to $243,482, and 12.1 percent in Marion County, to $114,919. Home inventory was up 6.3 percent in August from a year ago, with 17,225 homes listed in the nine- county area. http://www.ibj.com/article/print?articleI… 1/1