Groundbreaking planned for $84M overhaul of former downtown jail properties

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3 thoughts on “Groundbreaking planned for $84M overhaul of former downtown jail properties

  1. They’ve made really good progress on the old jail and the other criminal justice building by the Fieldhouse. They have been working on the old jail for a few months but it seems to be mostly interior. The building by the Fieldhouse is almost completely gone after only a month or so of work on it. Great to see those eyesores gone.

    1. I agree 100%. Those buildings became a true eyesore over time. So happy to see Indy starting to develop certain sectors of downtown. The city has so much untapped potential and this is just a start of the many different developments going on all around downtown.

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