Naptown Fitness team plans to buy, renovate classic 1930s building in Midtown

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8 thoughts on “Naptown Fitness team plans to buy, renovate classic 1930s building in Midtown

  1. Wow, wonderful news! Indy needs more business owners who value history, community, and authenticity… and doing things the right way. Thankful to them for the effort they will pour into this project.

    1. Looks like a thoughtful renovation of the existing site? But then I am not an architect 🙂

    2. Oops! The IBJ reversed the rendering so that instead of looking south toward the downtown skyline it appears we are looking north toward a whole new city rising from Butler-Tarkington.

    3. I saw that exact same thing and was like, “What is that?” Random: IBJ what ever happened to revamping the Property Lines blog?

  2. The building needs much interior work, Boaz should be able to do it. Hopefully the new owners don’t get screwed over by Midtown Indy like Happy Brewing owner and others before him. It appears Park West is Midtown? Very interesting project indeed.

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