Where to Invest in Indianapolis: Anderson
Located in Madison County, Indiana, Anderson is a suburb of Indianapolis first developed in 1827. The city has a very interesting history with its early roots in Industrialization. With the completion of the Indianapolis Bellefontaine Railroad in in 1852, Anderson burst to life. Numerous industries located here such as natural gas and car manufacturers. These companies […]
Where to Invest in Indianapolis: Lawrence Township
Lawrence Township, located in the northeastern corner of Indianapolis, is the 9th and final Marion County Township in our “Where to Invest in Indianapolis” series. Organized in 1822, Lawrence Township has grown to a population of 125,145 as of 2017 according to the Census Bureau. Towncharts reports a median age of 35 with a slight […]
Where to Invest in Indianapolis: Decatur Township
We’re nearing the end of our deep dive into the 9 Marion County Townships in Indianapolis. The smallest in both geographic size and population, Decatur Township, is located in the southwest corner of the county. In the 1820s, it was predominantly settled by Quakers from South Carolina. For its small size and rural feel, Decatur […]
Where to Invest in Indianapolis: Center Township
Located smack dab in the “center” of Indianapolis, lies Center Township. Center Township includes Downtown and part of Beech Grove and is the most populated Township in Marion County, with 3,511 people per square mile according to Town Charts. The boundaries are the South side 38th street, the East side of Belmont Avenue, the West […]
