by Unai Miguel Andres | Nov 29, 2018 | Equity, Health, Poverty & Income
Looking for SAVI’s latest food desert report? We’ve updated food access statistics for 2019, and they’re available in Getting Groceries: Food Access Across Groups, Neighborhoods, and Time Read the Report This map shows block groups that are food...
by Matt Nowlin | Jul 17, 2018 | Community Development, Demographics, Economy, Education, Equity, Poverty & Income
The census tract analyzed here is bounded by 38th Street, Boulevard Place, 30th Street, and the canal. The area where Northwest Indianapolis converges with the wealthy Golden Hill neighborhood has experienced an increase in white residents, millenials, and...
by Matt Nowlin | Nov 29, 2017 | Community Development, Government & Policy
Indianapolis adopted a new zoning ordinance called Indy Rezone, effective May 2016. A zoning ordinance generally consists of list of regulations defining what property owners are permitted to build in each zone, accompanied of a map defining where particular zones are...
by Matt Nowlin | Oct 3, 2017 | Education
Last week, WFYI reported that Hoosier Academies Virtual Charter School is slated to close in June, due to consistently poor performance. For example, its 2016 graduation rate was 23 percent. Hoosier Academy is not the only online charter school to struggle with low...
by Matt Nowlin | Oct 2, 2017 | Community Development, Equity, Government & Policy
A proposal in the state legislature would offer long-time homeowners in designated areas relief from rising property taxes. Indiana House Bill 1056, which was debated in a study committee last week, would cap assessed value increases at three percent for eligible...
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