Knowing which water and splash parks are open in Indianapolis can be challenging. Lifeguard shortages have closed some Indianapolis pools. But there are several open, and almost all the neat little splash pads—where small kids can run around in fountains—are open in smaller pocket parks across Indy.

If you’re looking for a condo in Indianapolis, there is much more inventory readily available and overall, less demand from buyers. What does this mean for you? Likely a better deal.

Six construction projects in and around Broad Ripple promise to be among some of the most visible and impactful in thirty years.

Whether you’re a young professional thinking about work or a retiree out with the grandkids, these are the best neighborhoods in Indianapolis to go walking.

Parking around the Indy 500 and Brickyard 400 earns property owners hundreds on race days.

Homeowners in Speedway can make over $600 in a single race weekend, but a lot of places make a lot more charging $30 for parking around the Indy 500.

Indianapolis is a lot of things, and no national average or ranking criteria does Indy—or any city—justice. Here’s why living in Indianapolis is what you make of it.

Thank goodness 2020 is over, amiright?! While I’ve never been more ready to move on to a new calendar year, I have to say that I’m blown away at how much good fortune I found in 2020, both personally and professionally. Despite all the daily hardships of the pandemic, I feel very grateful to have my good health, a safe home, and a job I love. I know not everyone can say the same and for that I’m deeply humbled.

Real estate professionals are considered “essential” and are continuing work during this time, however, my team and I have shifted the way we operate and collaborate with clients and other industry professionals in order to prioritize and ensure the health and safety of all.