by Matt Nowlin | Sep 30, 2019 | Community Development
On the border between Willard Park and St. Clair Place, Michigan Street near Jefferson and Beville Avenues carries the ghosts of its former heyday as a center of neighborhood retail. One and two-story commercial buildings indicate that these blocks were once what city...
by Matt Nowlin | Aug 1, 2019 | Community Development, Government & Policy
A lot of media attention is paid to one kind of housing crisis: low supply in high-demand markets has led to high prices. But there is another housing crisis present in many cities: high vacancy rates, which indicate housing markets that are not working, create...
by Matt Nowlin | May 16, 2019 | Community Development, Economy, Equity
See How Your Neighborhood Has Changed Explore the Map Find more interactive content from our series on neighborhood change. Explore the Neighborhood Change Project No Results Found The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the...
by Matt Nowlin | Apr 18, 2019 | Poverty & Income
On June 6, we will present the first SAVI Talks event of 2018. The Changing Landscape of Poverty will explore where poverty has increased most and how the places where low-income residents live can impact their opportunity. This series of articles will explore parts...
by Matt Nowlin | Mar 21, 2019 | Community Development, Demographics
The Christian Park Community House circa 1930. Bass Photo Co Collection, Indiana Historical Society. View Source Dutch Population in Indianapolis Christian Park was important to Indianapolis’ small Dutch population (300 persons in 1910, 203 in 1980). In 1911, 17...
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