In the case of the City-County Building, it's a tower adjacent to the new 360 Market Square apartment tower, which has a Whole Foods, and Cummins' new Indianapolis tower. The City-County Building ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Built in 1913, Old City Hall in the 200 block of N. Alabama Street has remained empty more than it has been full since the Indianapolis municipal government moved into the City… ...

Old City Hall now sits collecting dust, but has lived many lives. After city workers moved to a new city-county building down the street in 1962, the Indiana State Museum occupied the structure.

INDIANAPOLIS — The City of Indianapolis is looking to redevelop the Old City Hall area along Alabama Street downtown. The historic building has been vacant for years after other projects have fallen ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis City-County Council passed a proposal Monday night to revitalize the historic Old City Hall. The City-County Council approved Proposal No. 76, 2025, which authorizes up ...

A lengthy history in downtown Indianapolis. Old City Hall has had multiple past lives. City services ran out of the site until 1962, when the City-County building opened.

Indianapolis-based TWG Development LLC was chosen by Mayor Joe Hogsett’s administration to redevelop Old City Hall, 202 N. Alabama St., and a parking lot directly to its north into an art ...

Indianapolis elected seven new faces to the 25-member City-County Council on Nov. 7, one Republican and six Democrats, who will be sworn in Jan. 1.

The proposed $140 million project that aims to redevelop Old City Hall and add a 32-story tower to the Indianapolis skyline was chosen over a handful of other bids, including from several local ...

Indianapolis’ old City Hall is 114-years-old and its been decades since leaders have figured out what role the historic building can play in the City’s future.

INDIANAPOLIS – With its Indiana limestone classical facade, Indianapolis’ former city hall is hard to miss in downtown Indianapolis, but it has been used on a very limited basis in six years.

When the full Indianapolis City-County Council on Dec. 4 approved a plan to finance Eleven Park, a $1.5 billion mixed-use development anchored by a minor-league soccer stadium, the vote was nearly ...