March 2024
The Indianapolis, IN market is currently experiencing expanding industries, infrastructure development, and a thriving business environment, fostering opportunities for continued prosperity in the city.
A new survey from Forbes ranks Indiana as the second-best state to start a business in 2024.
The February 2024 NBA All-Star weekend brings in estimated $320 million to Indianapolis’ economy.
The Indianapolis MSA has surpassed its peers in the Midwest in GDP growth from 2019 to 2022, according to a report from a Washington, DC based economist. The report found that Indy grew by $12.1 billion in this time frame, or 8.4%.
The NFL has announced that they will continue to host their yearly scouting combine in Indianapolis at Lucas Oil Stadium through 2025. The weekend event generated $9.1 million of economic impact last year and puts the national spotlight on Indianapolis.
More than $9 billion of development planned for downtown Indianapolis alone over the next decade promises plenty to keep an eye on in 2024, including Circle Centre Mall, Eleven Park and more.
Wawa’s first Indiana store is taking shape on the southern border, but the convenience store chain with the dedicated fanbase has big plans to expand across the entire state.
