Indianapolis

Being the largest city in Indiana, Indianapolis was named the capital of Indiana in 1816. Indianapolis area offers many diverse areas to live, work, and play. With inside the loop of I‑465, you can find the feel of country living to the other extreme of the city life in the condos at the top of Indianapolis’ high rises.

Health

Indianapolis offers some of the best medical facilities in the world. Young or elderly, with the IU Med Center, Riley Hospital, Methodist Hospital and St. Francis Hospital, you can find some of the best care in the world right at your own back door.

Employment

Indiana is home to many industries. In addition to the extensive medical facilities, Indiana houses hosts companies such as Eli Lilly and Company (a leader in the pharmaceutical and medical field), Cummins (a worldwide industry leader in the distribution and manufacturing of diesel engines), Allison Transmissions (another world leader the in the manufacturing and distribution in Heavy Duty Transmissions), Rolls Royce, and many other leading manufacturing and service companies.

Entertainment

From the nightlife seekers to the sports fanatics, Indianapolis can satisfy everyone’s needs when it is time to kick back, relax or go full steam ahead and compete. The Indy area is known for being the world’s capital of amateur athletes. The sports fans can find entertainment with the Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Pacers, Indianapolis Indians, Indiana Fever and the Indianapolis Ice. Speedway, Indiana is home to the Indianapolis 500 Motor Speedway which hosts the Indy 500 and NASCAR‘s Brickyard 400. The nightlife seekers get to enjoy Indy’s downtown nightclubs such as Howl at the Moon, Kilroy’s, Brother’s, and local-favorite Broad Ripple’s trendy restaurants and establishments.

Downtown Indy

Home to a vibrant downtown. The city is host to countless local, regional, and national athletic events, extraordinary restaurants, award-winning art installations and so much more. The center of the city is defined by its iconic Monument Circle. Encompassing just 1.3 square miles in the center of the city, Indianapolis downtown is bursting with activities. Founded in the early 1800s downtown is home to several historic communities with incredible homes, including; Chatham Arch, Cole-Noble, Fletcher Place, Holy Rosary, Lockerbie Square, Old Northside, Old Southside, Ransom Place, and St. Joseph. Additionally, the city is home to several designated cultural districts – White River, Indiana Avenue, Mass Ave, and the Wholesale District. While each neighborhood and district is unique, they seamlessly weave together to create an extraordinary city.