Development

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Grab your tickets and explore the latest home design in Westfield’s Chatham Hills.
The 342-ft structure has separate lanes for cars, vehicles, and pedestrians and will feature dynamic lighting for observations.
The site will add new research spaces and laboratories for the school’s Science and Technology Corridor.
The museum completed its transformation in just 17 months.
The expansion project marks a huge milestone for the growing North Mass community.
Nestled between the Indiana State House and the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, the city’s newest hotel is bringing luxury to the heart of downtown.
The city hopes to attract not just space fanatics but sports lovers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts to its 66-acre Grand Universe project.
The “Somewhere on Google Maps” trend took social media by storm — let’s try it out in the Circle City.
The new bridge will provide safe access to the Federal Hill District, Riverview Hospital, pediatric and dental services, pharmacies, and Kroger.
Over the next 10 years, the area hopes to become “a lively destination that seamlessly blends sports, recreation, business, and the community.”
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