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STATE OF DOWNTOWN
2016 COMMUNITY REPORT
STATE OF DOWNTOWN
2016 COMMUNITY REPORT
Downtown Indy, Inc. | 111 Monument Circle, Suite 1900, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 | (317) 237-2222
HELLO INDIANAPOLIS.
Whether referring to the place or the organization bearing its name, Downtown Indy represents a strong
brand of innovation and connectivity. This Community Report is intended to provide a glimpse of the
current state of our outstanding Downtown and demonstrate the need for continued acceleration that is
making Downtown Indianapolis an outstanding place to live, learn, work and play.
We are grateful for the innovative spirit of our board, staff, volunteers, members, residents, elected
officials, civic partners and business and community leaders who are collectively committed to
excellence for our Downtown. From the entrepreneurial spirit fueling new leaders to the steadfast
corporate giants on whose shoulders we stand as a community, Downtown is the benefactor of visionary
leadership and bold decisions.
And Downtown continues to offer its residents, workers, students and visitors an authentic connectivity
that inspires freshness and eagerness to embrace diversity, expand experiences and develop new
relationships. This is why our Downtown works. From new restaurants, breweries and galleries to
an ever-changing skyline and streetscape with new businesses and homes big and small, the next
few years promise even greater opportunities to explore and engage in a safe, beautiful and vibrant
Downtown.
And finally, we are so pleased to welcome our new Mayor, Joe Hogsett, and his administration as our
new partners in urban development. Downtown living is growing at historic levels with a workforce to
match so as Downtown goes, so goes the city. Together, we are prepared to address the challenges and
opportunities ahead as we welcome thousands of new residents, many new and expanded employers,
dynamic retail offerings and growing transit options. It has never been more important to keep our
collective foot on the gas pedal as we all continue to focus on the road ahead, yet pause to celebrate
the state of Downtown, which is incredibly strong.
To all, we thank you for your interest, involvement and investment in the work of Downtown Indy, Inc.
Here’s to the year ahead.
Charles Bantz
Chair, Downtown Indy, Inc. Board
Sherry Seiwert
President, Downtown Indy, Inc.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
CHAIR
Charles Bantz, Ph.D., IUPUI
VICE-CHAIR
Richard Ellis, PNC Bank
TREASURER & SECRETARY
William H. Henley, Indianapolis Power & Light
Company
DIRECTORS EMERITI
Robert H. Reynolds, Barnes & Thornburg
Jerry D. Semler, OneAmerica Financial Partners, Inc.
DIRECTORS
Nate Brames, EY
Brian Burdick, Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Brad Chambers, Buckingham Companies
Greg Chester, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
J. Murray Clark, Faegre Baker & Daniels
Jim E. Dora, Jr., General Hotels Corp.
Tom Fox, Angie’s List
Adairius Gardner, IU Health
John Griffin, Central Indiana Building Trades
Council
C. Perry Griffith, Jr., Denison, Inc.
Steve Humke, Ice Miller, LLC
Craig Huse, St. Elmo’s and Harry & Izzy’s
Kalen Irsay, Indianapolis Colts
Jarrett Jones, Rolls Royce – North America
Angela Smith Jones, Office of the Mayor
Andre B. Lacy, LDI, Ltd.
(Directors Continued)
Jason Leet, Salesforce Marketing Cloud
David Lies, OneAmerica Financial Partners
Tim Massey, BMO Harris Bank
Michael McQuillen, City-County Council
Steve Menser, IBEW Local #481
Darin Moody, Eli Lilly and Company
Vop Osili, City-County Council
Brian Payne, Central Indiana Community
Foundation
Yvonne Perkins, Citizens Energy Group
MT Ray, High Alpha
Jessica Robertson, Indiana State Department of
Administration
Krista Skidmore, FlashPoint
J. Albert Smith, Jr., Chase in Central Indiana
Dennis Sponsel, RJE Business Interiors
Todd Taylor, Pacers Sports & Entertainment
Mikael Thygesen, Simon Property Group Inc.
Amy Conrad Warner, IUPUI
Doug Wilson, Star Media
EX OFFICIO
Karen Burns, Indianapolis Zoo
Leonard Hoops, Visit Indy
PRESIDENT
Sherry Seiwert, Downtown Indy, Inc.
VICE PRESIDENTS
Bob Schultz, Downtown Indy, Inc.
Tim Boruff, Downtown Indy, Inc.
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Downtown Indy, Inc.’s 2016 Community Report
is intended to give a snapshot of the current
state of Downtown Indianapolis, referencing
specific economic indicators, strengths and
challenges facing the community. Local and
national data is sourced throughout the report.
Information was gathered by Downtown Indy,
Inc. staff and includes data and statistics from
local partners as well as peer cities across
the country. Additionally, Downtown Indy, Inc.
conducts a biennial perception survey of Central
Indiana residents about Downtown led by
consumer research firm Gentleman McCarty,
which is also highlighted throughout this report.
Historical data for comparison purposes exists
for those interested.
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CONTENTS
6
HOUSING, NEIGHBORHOODS &
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
10
ENVIRONMENT
& EXPERIENCE
11
MULTI-MODAL
TRANSPORTATION
12
ARTS, CULTURE, SPORTS &
ATTRACTIONS
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DOWNTOWN INDY, INC.
Downtown Indy, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit organization uniquely positioned to address
issues that affect the area’s growth and well-being. Downtown Indy, Inc. focuses on
advancing Downtown as a great place to live, learn, work and play.
DowntownIndy.org
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HOUSING, NEIGHBORHOODS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
DOWNTOWN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE IS SIZZLING
Apartment units
INVENTORY ON THE RISE
The number of A & B apartments has increased 61
percent over the last five years. By the end of 2018,
an additional 3,348 units will be added to the market.
Fifty-seven percent of new residential development will
take place within the Mile Square.
,
11,000
10,000
9,000
8,000
7,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
SOURCE: Tikijian Associates Multihousing Investment
Advisors & Downtown Indy, Inc.
DEMAND IS OUTPACING SUPPLY
In the last five years, vacancy rates for Downtown multi-family units have remained around 4 percent,
despite increasing rental rates. Rental rates remain very low in comparison to most of our peer cities.
DOWNTOWN INDY VACANCY RATES
2015 PEER CITY RENTAL RATES PER SQ./FT.
5.0%
Austin
Denver
Minneapolis
Nashville
Raleigh
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
4.0%
3.0%
DOWNTOWN INDY RENTAL RATES PER SQ./FT.
$1.50
$1.25
$1.00
STATE OF DOWNTOWN
2016 COMMUNITY REPORT
Peer City
Comparison
$0
$0.50
$1.00
$1.50
$2.00 $2.50
SOURCE: Tikijian Associates Multihousing Investment
Advisors (graphs to the left) & Renthub.com (above)
Demand for Downtown homeownership is up. The average sales price for single-family homes and
condominiums has risen 37 percent since 2011. Downtown homes are on the market an average of 90 days.
A total of 285 houses and condos were sold in 2015, the highest number of sales since before the recession.
AVERAGE SALES PRICE
HOME SALES
200
180
160
140
120
100
80
60
40
20
Single-Family Homes
0
Condos
Single-Family Homes
SOURCE: Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors (MIBOR)
People moving into
Downtown market-rate
apartments in 2015 had an
average annual household
income of $90,000.
QUICK
FACTS
SOURCE: Downtown Property
Developers
Millenials
(ages 18-35) are
70 percent of
new apartment
residents
50
%
Percentage of Downtown
residents (age 25
or older) that have a
bachelor’s degree or
higher
SOURCE: American
Community Survey 2014
5-year estimate
Land
Area
Condos
Downtown makes
up 1 percent of
the county’s land
area, but collects
11 percent of its
property taxes.
Downtown
Property
Taxes
County-Wide
SOURCE: Marion
County Treasurer
30% of all residential building permits pulled in 2015 were for
Center Township. Of the new primary structure permits pulled for
Center Township, 31% were for Downtown construction.
SOURCE: City of Indianapolis
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HOUSING, NEIGHBORHOODS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
FUTURE LOOKING BRIGHT
$3.6B
Investment between
2010-2015
$2.5B
Projected investment
through 2020
156
70
Projects completed
over the past five years
Projects currently in
the pipeline
A SAMPLE OF PROJECTS CURRENTLY IN THE PIPELINE (L to R): Downtown Transit Center, The Garden Table Restaurant (to
be located on the first floor of the Marott Center), St. Vincent Center, 360 Market Square, Park 10 Indy Flats + Townhomes
STATE OF DOWNTOWN
2016 COMMUNITY REPORT
Hiring
NOW
In 2015, new and existing Indy businesses invested $106 million in
growing operations Downtown. This growth resulted in the retention of
1,454 jobs and an additional 2,275 new jobs added to Downtown Indy.
IT
Professional services
Advanced manufacturing
Logisitcs
---- 500
1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500
SOURCE: Indy Chamber
In 2015, Downtown office space totaled 12 million
square feet. The percent of Class B office space
increased relative to Class A and C, while the overall
inventory numbers remained relatively constant.
SOURCE: CB Richard Ellis based on fourth quarter market reports
2015
INDIANAPOLIS
DOWNTOWN
OFFICE SPACE 0
TOTALS
2015 PEER CITY OFFICE SPACE
A
4
B
8
5
10
15
20
(million square feet)
25
30
SOURCE: CB Richard Ellis based on fourth quarter market reports
Downtown Indy is currently
home to 51,777 square feet
of coworking space, with
seven additional projects in
the works.
WHAT’S
TRENDING
Are you an
entrepreneur?
A creative?
A maker?
A founder of a nonprofit
or tech startup?
0
12
(million square feet)
COWORKING SPACE
Denver
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
Austin
Nashville
Raleigh
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JOIN THE MOVEMENT.
Peer City
Comparison
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ENVIRONMENT & EXPERIENCE
DOWNTOWN INDY IS SAFE & BEAUTIFUL
QUICK
FACTS
IN 2015
“I feel safe downtown...”
Downtown Indy, Inc.’s bike
& foot patrol officers made
3,924
In 2014, only
4%
VISITS to Downtown
of citywide
crime occurred
Downtown
50%
AGREE
businesses
&
19
ARRESTS
32%
NEUTRAL
18%
DISAGREE
SOURCE: Downtown Indy, Inc. Biennial
Perception Survey 2016
2015 Numbers
275
27
Gateways,
gardens &
pocket parks
Acres of
Downtown parks
& greenspace
227
Planters maintained
by Downtown Indy,
Inc. with 16,419
flowers
450
Volunteers
Downtown
Indy, Inc.
volunteers
VOLUNTEER WITH US!
In 2015, Downtown Indy, Inc. activated more than 450 volunteers on projects such as cleaning sidewalks
and planting flowers. These volunteers help keep Downtown clean and inviting for residents and visitors
year round.
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2016 COMMUNITY REPORT
MULTI-MODAL TRANSPORTATION
Walk Score
Bike Score
QUICK
FACTS
ON THE MOVE
Transit Score
100
95
90
85
80
75
70
65
60
55
50
Denver
Minneapolis
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
Austin
Raleigh
Nashville
SOURCE: Walkscore.com
Average
commute time
(roundtrip, to/
from Downtown)
42
minutes
Peer City
Comparison
TOTAL MONTHLY PARKING SPACES (IN THOUSANDS)
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Raleigh
Louisville
$120
23
$111
$100
$83
Minneapolis
miles
$193
5
$
Bike lanes &
multi-use paths
in Downtown
$122
10
15
20
25
30
35
AVERAGE MONTHLY PARKING SPACE COST
SOURCE: Colliers International & BestParking.com
WORKFORCE & TRANSIT
61 percent of commuters are interested in mass transit
options, such as the Red Line bus rapid transit service
(BRT), which could be open to the public as soon as 2018.
DOWNTOWN INDY
is home
to
7 20
CHARGING
STATIONS
with
*
PORTS
SOURCE: chargehub.com
*not including Blueindy stations
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ARTS, CULTURE, SPORTS & ATTRACTIONS
ALL-TIME HIGH VISITOR ATTENDANCE
Usage of Downtown Indy continues to be very strong, at 88 percent* of all
residents surveyed. According to the National Downtown Benchmark study
conducted by Gentleman McCarty, 73 percent of residents in the top 50
metropolitan areas patronize their downtowns, indicating that Indianapolis
has a statistically-significant lead.
*Highest
percentage
of usage ever
recorded!
DOWNTOWN VISITORS STAY
APPROXIMATELY THREE HOURS
AND SPEND $74 PER VISIT.
SOURCE: Downtown Indy, Inc. Biennial Perception Survey 2016
STATE OF DOWNTOWN
2016 COMMUNITY REPORT
Percentage of Marion
County residents using
Downtown Indy
68
20%
%
for leisure
for work
7.8
MILLION
VISITORS came to Downtown Indy
attractions in 2015 and spent
MORE THAN HALF A BILLION DOLLARS.
SOURCE: Downtown Indy, Inc., Downtown Attractions
HOTEL
7,402 Hotel rooms
648 Additional planned
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DOWNTOWN INDY, INC.
MARKETING EFFORTS TELL THE STORY
Spreading the word about Downtown’s activities and initiatives has resulted in strong engagement in
the electronic world of social media and website visits. This targeted commitment to increased digital
marketing and social engagement has allowed Downtown Indy, Inc. to have a strong and reputable voice
in the community. And, with its new website and revamped digital strategy, the buzz will only grow.
MEDIA TRACKING
$6M
WEBSITE VISITS
1M
SOCIAL FOLLOWING
60K
Instagram
50K
Enews
900K
$5M
800K
700K
$4M
500K
$3M
20K
300K
200K
$1M
10K
100K
2013 2014 2015
499
STATE OF DOWNTOWN
2016 COMMUNITY REPORT
2013 2014 2015
MEMBER
LEVELS
2015 Business
Members
Twitter
30K
400K
$2M
Facebook
40K
600K
Trustee
Collaborator
Sustainer
Investor
Supporter
Partner
249
DWELL*
Members in
2015
*Dwell is Downtown Indy, Inc.’s new residential
member program
GEORGIA STREET IS
ROCKING!
The number of events, attendance and
revenue have increased each year since
Downtown Indy, Inc. took the reigns in April
2012 (after Super Bowl XLVI).
PROFIT (LOSS)
$80K
250K
60
200K
150K
----
40
100K
$(20K)
20
50K
2013 2014 2015
Rentals
80
300K
$20K
Downtown Indy,
Inc. Events
100
350K
$40K
EVENTS/RENTALS
120
450K
400K
$60K
$(40K)
ATTENDANCE
2013 2014 2015
2013 2014 2015
THE DOWNTOWN CANAL WALK
IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS!
Downtown Indy, Inc. has managed the Downtown Canal
Walk since mid-2015. Currently, 89 events are booked
for 2016, including the debut of Workout Wednesday
Sunrise Yoga at the Vermont Street bridge.
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THANK YOU TO OUR MEMBERS!
TRUSTEES
COLLABORATORS
SUSTAINERS
INVESTORS
9 on Canal Apartments
ACS, A Xerox Company
Ambrose Property Group
American Structurepoint, Inc.
Amerimar Midwest Management
Co., Inc.
Angie’s List
Barnes & Thornburg LLP
Barrett and Stokely, Inc.
BMO Harris Bank
Buckingham Companies
CBRE, Inc.
Central Indiana Community
Foundation
CHA Company
Christel DeHaan Family Foundation
City Solutions Indianapolis LLC
Conrad Indianapolis
Core Redevelopment, LCC
Courtyard Marriott at the Capitol
Courtyard Marriott Indianapolis
Crowe Horwath LLP
Crowne Plaza Hotel at Union Station
Cushman & Wakefield
Dow AgroSciences
Engledow Group, Inc.
ESG Security Inc.
Expo Design
EY
Faegre Baker Daniels
Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott
Fifth Third Bank
First Internet Bank of Indiana
Flaherty and Collins Properties
FlashPoint
General Hotels Corp.
Gershman Partners
Hampton Inn Downtown at Circle
Centre
Hilton Indianapolis Hotel and Suites
Homewood Suites by Hilton
Indianapolis
Huntington Bank
Ice Miller LLP
Indiana Education Savings Authority
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis Marriott Downtown
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
JW Marriott Indianapolis
KeyBank of Indiana
Kite Realty Group
Levy Restaurants
Live Nation
Lumina Foundation for Education
Market Tower
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc.
McGowan Insurance Group, Inc.
Milhaus Development, LLC
Monarch Beverage Company, Inc.
National Collegiate Athletic
Association
Nightingale Realty, LLC
Omni Severin Hotel Indianapolis
One Indiana Square Associates LLC
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
RATIO Architects, Inc.
Regions Bank
REI Real Estate Services, LCC
Residence Inn by Marriott on the
Canal
RJE Business Interiors
Salesforce Marketing Cloud
Schahet Hotels, Inc.
Schmidt Associates
Serigraphics
Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Hospital
Springhill Suites Marriott
Square 74 Associates, LLC
The Alexander Hotel
The Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn
at White River State Park
The National Bank of Indianapolis
Top Notch
Trinitas Ventures
TWG Development LLC
Van Rooy Properties Co.
YMCA of Greater Indianapolis
PARTNERS
1010 Central Apartments
110 East Washington Condos
12.05 Distillery & Repeal Restaurant
120 West Bar & Grill
16 Park Apartments
1913 Restaurant
26 West
317 Events, LLC
333 Penn Apartments
50 South Meridian Associates
500 Festival
707 North Apartments
800 CAP Apartments
A Classic Party Rental Company
A. G. Maas Company
AAA Hoosier Motor Club
Acapulco Joes
ACS, A Xerox Company
ActiveIndy Tours
Adobo Grill
All Star Tire and Auto Service
Alpha Tau Omega National Fraternity
Alzheimer’s Association - Greater Indiana
Chapter
Ambassador Apartments
American College of Sports Medicine
American Lung Association of Indiana
American Structurepoint, Inc.
Anderson Bohlander
Apollo/Aurora Apartments
ArcDesign
Artistry
Arts A Poppin’
Arts Council of Indianapolis
ASI
AXIOMPORT
Axis Apartments
Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site
Big Car Collaborative
Blacherne Apartments at Vermont Place
Block by Block
Bluebeard
Bohlsen Group
Borshoff
Brehob Nursery, Inc.
Brewery Tours of Indianapolis
Bright Ideas In Broad Ripple
Broadway Across America
Browning Investments, Inc
Buchanan Group
Buckingham Urban Living
Buffalo Wild Wings
Burgerhaus
Caldwell VanRiper
Campus Apartments
Canal Square Apartments
Capitol Manor
Carson’s a Bon Ton Store
Cash and Carry Paper Co., Inc.
Cerulean
Champps Americana
Charles C. Brandt Company, Inc.
Chef JJ’s Downtown
Chef Joseph’s at The Connoisseur Room
Chelsea Manor
Christ Church Cathedral
Circa Apartments
Circle Centre
Circle City Tours
Citimark Management Co. Inc.
City Securities
City Solutions Indianapolis LLC
CityWay
Civil and Environmental Consultants, Inc.
Clark Quinn Moses Scott & Grahn, LLP
Coastal Partners, LLC
Colliers International
ComedySportz Indianapolis
Concept Prints Incorporated
Coolbaker’s
Corporate Park Development Incorporated
Cosmopolitan on the Canal
Crown Liquors
CSO Architects
Cumulus Media
Dance Kaleidoscope
Deering Cleaners
Deloitte
Deylen Realty, Inc.
Dick’s Last Resort
Do317 Media LLC
Dominos Pizza
Don R. Scheidt and Co., Inc.
Dorfman Property Management
Drum Corps International
Dunkin’ Donuts
Eagle Creek Nursery Co., Inc.
Early Learning Indiana
Easley Winery
Easter Seals Crossroads
ecoTech
Einstein Bros. Bagels
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians
and Western Art
Eiteljorg Museum Store
Elbow Room Pub and Deli
Elite Auto Image
Elite Management Services
Embassy Suites Downtown
Emmis Communications Corp.
EnviroForensics
ERMCO, Inc.
Evans Audio-Visual
Expo Design
EZ Park of Indianapolis, Inc.
F.C. Tucker Company, Inc.
FiberIndy LLC
Flat 12 Bierwerks
Fletcher Place Lofts
Fountain Square Brewing Co.
Fountain Square Merchants Association
Fountain Square Music Fest
Fountain Square Theatre
Fresco
Friends of Garfield Park
Gallery Forty-Two
Garden Arch Apartments
Gate Ten Events and Parking
Gen Con
Gentleman McCarty LLC
Georgia Reese’s Southern Table and Bar
Goodguys Rod & Custom Association
Gregory and Appel, Inc.
Grow Indiana Media Ventures
Hard Rock Cafe
Harding Street Lofts
Harness Factory Lofts
Harrison College
Harry and Izzy’s
Health and Hospital Corporation of
Marion County
High Velocity
Hilbert Circle Theatre
Hoagies & Hops
Hokanson Companies, Inc.
Hood’s Gardens
Hotbox Pizza
Hotel Tango Artisan Distillery
Howl at the Moon
Hubbard & Cravens
Hunt Construction Group
Iaria’s Italian Restaurant
iHeart Radio
Ike and Jonesy’s
IMAX Theater
Indiana Association for Community
Economic Development (IACED)
Indiana City Brewing Company
Indiana Fever
Indiana Historical Society
Indiana Ice
Indiana Landmarks
Indiana Members Credit Union
Indiana Pacers
Indiana Repertory Theatre
Indiana Roof Ballroom
Indiana Sports Corp
Indiana State Fair Commission
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Indiana State Library
Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites
Indiana University Natatorium
Indianapolis Athletic Club Condos
Indianapolis Business Journal
Indianapolis City Market
Indianapolis Colts Grille
Indianapolis Fire Museum and the Fallen
Firefighters Memorial
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis Monumental Marathon
Indianapolis Museum of Art
Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing
Partnership
Indianapolis Professional Firefighters
Local 416 IPFF L416
Indianapolis Recorder
Indianapolis School of Ballet
Indianapolis Southside Harley-Davidson
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Indianapolis Zoo
Indy Brew Bus
Indy Chamber
Indy Crossroads Championships - 2G
Sports
Indy Eleven
Indy Luxury Rentals, LLC - The Villa on
Meridian
Indy Pavilion LLC
Indy Performance Authority
Indy Portables
Indy Reads
Indy Reads Books
Indy Urban Flea
IndyFringe
IndyFringe and Indy Eleven Theatres
IndyGo
Innovative
Insight Development Corp
International Violin Competition of
Indianapolis
InterPark
Invoke Studio
Iozzo’s Garden of Italy
IU Michael A. Carroll Track and Soccer
Stadium
James Whitcomb Riley Home
Jay’s Moving Company
Johnny Rockets
Jonathan Byrd’s Catering
Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL)
Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, Inc.
JP Parker Flowers
Just Pop In
Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc.
Kenra Professional
Kilroy’s Bar and Grill
Kirby Risk Electrical Supply
Kiwanis International
Konica Minolta Business Solutions
Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library
La Quinta Inn
Laserworks and Print
Lee’s Liquor
Lewis Equipment Rental, Inc.
Liberty Hall Community Education Center
Live Nation
Lockerbie Court Apartments
Lockerbie Lofts
MacNiven’s Restaurant and Bar
Madame Walker Theatre Center
Mahrdt Properties, Inc.
Managed Health Services
Maribeth Smith and Associates, Inc.
Markey’s Rental and Staging
Marott Apartments
Married 2 Magic LLC
Mass Ave Pub
Mass Ave Toys
Meridian Outdoor Services, LLC
Metazoa Brewing Company
Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of
REALTORS (MIBOR)
MidAmerica Computer Corp.
Midland Arts and Antiques Market
Mikado Japanese Restaurant
Milano Inn
Millikan on Mass
MKSK
Moody Eyes
Morton’s, The Steakhouse
Mozzo
Murphy Arts Center
Music for All
My Drink On
Mystery Cafe
Nada
National Institute for Fitness and Sport
(NIFS)
NCAA Hall of Champions
Neighborhood/Downtown Zoning
Assistance, Inc.
Nestle Inn Bed and Breakfast
New Day Craft
Nolan Security
Nottingham Realty Group
Occasions Divine
Old National Centre
Old World Gondoliers
Osteria Pronto
Pacers Bikeshare
Pacers Home Court Gift Shop
Pan Am Plaza
ParkIndy
Pattern Magazine
Pattern Workshop
Pavilion Place
Peewinkle’s Puppet Studio
Penn Street Tower
People for Urban Progress
Pepper Construction Company of Indiana
Percussive Arts Society
Performance Racing Industry
Phoenix Theatre
Pie Five Pizza Co.
Ping’s Tree Service, Inc.
Pivot Marketing
Plat 99
Pop Con LLC
Premier Capital Corporation
Printing Partners
Propylaeum Historic Foundation
Pulliam Square
R.E. Dimond and Associates, Inc.
Rainmakers
Raleigh Apartments
Rathskeller at the Athenaeum
Real Estate People
Red Garter Gentlemen’s Club
Red’s Classic Barber Shop Co.
Regions Tower
Republic National Distributing Co. of
Indiana
Residences at CityWay
Rhythm! Discovery Center
Ricoh, USA
Area Development Corporation
Riley Bennett and Egloff, LLP
Riley Towers
Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery
RPM Pizza
RSE Realty, Inc.
Rundell Ernstberger Associates, LLC
Ruth’s Chris Steak House Downtown
Saffron Cafe
Schmidt Associates
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Scotty’s Brewhouse
Segway of Indiana, LLC
Senate Manor Apartments
Severin Bar
Shapiro’s Delicatessen
Shiel Sexton Company, Inc.
Shrewsberry
Shula’s Steak House
Sigma Theta Tau International
Silver in the City
Sitehawk Retail Real Estate
Ski Landscape Corp.
Skyline Club
Slippery Noodle Inn
Spink Apartments
Spoke & Steele
Sponsel CPA Group LLC
St. Elmo Steak House
St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
St. Joseph Flats
St. Mary Catholic Church
Stadium Flats
Stadium Lofts
State Auto Insurance Co.
Station Place LLC
Stenz Corporation
Studio 2000 Salon and Day Spa
Sun King Brewery
Tactic Marketing, Inc.
Taft Stettinius and Hollister LLP
Taste of Indy
Tastings A Wine Experience
Tender Loving Pets Doggy Daycare, Inc.
The Athenaeum Foundation, Inc.
The Basement
The Best Chocolate In Town
The Cabaret at The Columbia Club
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
The Colmar
The Columbia Club
The Continental at Vermont Place
The Corsaro Group
The Dartmouth Apartments
The Eugene and Marilyn Glick Family
Foundation
The Great Frame Up
The HandleBar
The Hinge
The Hot Room
The Indianapolis Public Library
The Indy Partnership
The Madison
The Maxwell Apartments
The McKay
The Pacers Foundation, Inc.
The Pennsylvania
The Plaza Apartments
The Pub Indianapolis
The Tap
The Turnverein
The UPS Store Downtown Indy
The Van Dyke Apartments
Theatre on the Square
Therapeutic Touch
Thomas Caterers of Distinction Inc.
TILT Studio Arcade and Laser Tag Center
Tilted Kilt Pub and Eatery
Tini
Tow Yard Brewing Company
Traymore Apartments
TrendyMinds
Two North Meridian Co.
TwoDEEP Brewing Co. LLC
Up Down Town
Urban Times
USA Gymnastics
USA Track and Field
Utomin Apartments
Victory Sun
Vision Event Management
Visit Indy
Washington Apartments
Weber Grill Restaurant
WFBQ
WFMS
WFNI
Where Indianapolis Guide
WHHH
Whistle Stop Inn
Whitaker Apartments
White Castle
White Castle Corporate Office
White River State Park
White River State Park Development
Commission
WIBC
Windsor Jewelry Company
Winner’s Circle Pub, Grille & OTB
Winterhouse Apartments
WJJK
WLHK
WNDE
WNOU
WNTR
WOLT/ALT 103
Wooden and McLaughlin LLP
WRTV 6
WRWM
WSYW/Radio Latina - 107.1 FM
WTLC
WYXB
WZPL
Yelp
Young Actors Theatre
Zeller Realty Group
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