06.04.2024

Today’s Forecast

💰 Million dollar listing

What $1 million will get you in real estate around Indy

Home listed for $1 million in the Old Northside neighborhood

Although the home costs a pretty penny, the HOA fee is listed at $4 — we’ll consider that a deal. | Photo by INDYtoday team

Round and round the small plastic balls go, six randomly selected from the maelstrom weighing no more than a feather but carrying the weight to change lives.

We can’t be the only ones who have daydreamed about winning the lottery, but our fantasizing is in overdrive ahead of the Mega Millions draw tonight. The jackpot sits at an estimated $560 million.

That got us thinking — what would even just $1 million get you in Indy? Here’s a look at some active million-dollar listings.

1507 Broadway St. | 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath
Having an in-ground pool in your backyard in Indy — especially downtown — can be considered a luxury. This 6,434-sqft single family home in the Old Northside neighborhood has that, plus historic charm. It was home to Indianapolis’s first City County Councilwoman. The home features quality oak hardwood, stained glass windows, and ornate fireplaces.

An aerial view of Brooks Landing at Prairie View community in Carmel, IN — We love a house with a water view.
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Photo via Indy Homes

13070 Mcduffee Run | 5 Bedroom, 4.5 Bath
When we said “million-dollar listings,” your mind probably went straight to Carmel. This 6,979-sqft home has a water view in the Brooks Landing at Prairie View community and is situated near the golf course. Highlights include a chef’s kitchen, a wine cellar, a home theater, and a spacious family room with a wet bar.

An aerial view of a lot in Bargersville/Franklin, IN listed for $1 million.
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Screenshot via Google Maps

3910 N. State Road 135 | 4 Bedroom, 1.5 Bath
Looking to start a business in Franklin? This half-acre lot currently has a 1,170-sqft single family home sitting on it, but this listing is priced for proposed commercial use. The location is ideal for a business to receive tons of traffic. The property is currently zoned residential and would need to be rezoned for commercial use.

Asked

What are you buying

if you win the lottery?

By our calculations, if you won the lottery and bought one of these $1 million properties, you’d still have a decent chunk of change left over. So we gotta know, what else would you spend your winnings on in Indy?

Spread the wealth

Events

Tuesday, June 4

Pet Dash Challenge Obstacle Course | Tuesday, June 4 | 2-2:45 p.m. | Indianapolis Public Library East 38th Street Branch, 5420 E. 38th St., Indianapolis | Free | Inspire movement and strengthen problem-solving and fine motor skills with each challenge — this program is for ages 6-12.
Tomorrow Talks | Tuesday, June 4 | 7-9 p.m. | IndyFringe Basile Theatre, 719 E. Saint Clair St., Indianapolis | $20-$40 | Join an author conversation with NYT-bestselling memoir author Nicole Chung moderated by Patrick Armstrong.

Wednesday, June 5

Indianapolis Indians vs. Columbus Clippers | Wednesday, June 5 | 1:35 p.m. | Victory Field, 501 W. Maryland St., Indianapolis | $13-$19 | Enjoy an afternoon game with a business lunch or off-site meeting at the ballpark.
Wednesday Night Trivia | Wednesday, June 5 | 7:30 p.m. | Guggman Haus Brewing Co., 1701 Gent Ave., Indianapolis | Free to play | Enjoy food, drinks, and trivia for a chance to win prizes.

Thursday, June 6

Live Music on the Plaza | Thursday, June 6-Thursday, Oct. 24 | 6:30-9:30 p.m. | Fountain Square Plaza, 1101 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis | Free | Grab your favorite beverages + meals from local merchants and enjoy a show featuring three local musicians.

Friday, June 7

Indy How Bizarre Vintage & Handmade Pop-up Market | Friday, June 7 | 6 p.m. | Sun King Brewery, 135 N. College Ave., Indianapolis | Cost of purchase | Shop, sip, and learn in a new interactive vintage and handmade market that allows you to meet the maker and support local artists.

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News Notes

Announced

The highly-anticipated Borage in Speedway announced its official grand opening will be on Wednesday, June 12. It will be closed on Mondays and then have separate cafe, market, and dinner hours throughout the week. See its hours.

Coming Soon

Tinker Coffee Co. shared on social media that it’s been cooking up three new cafe projects. Be sure to follow along and stay tuned — its first official announcement with more details will be tomorrow.

Open

A new açaí bowl and superfood spot opened in Avon over the weekend. You can get a taste of Nautical Bowls in store with its summer sample flight board. It’s open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 114 N. Avon Ave.

Closed

After three years in business, Osteria by celebrity chef Fabio Viviani closed its doors for good in Carmel. If you’re a fan of its Italian fare, stay connected and watch out for another Viviani concept in the near future. We’ll also keep you updated if we hear anything.

Sports

After controversy surrounding Chicago Sky guard Chennedy Carter’s foul against Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark, the WNBA upgraded it to a flagrant-1 violation. The league also fined Sky forward Angel Reese for failing to comply with media policies. (WTHR)

Giveaway

Didn’t get tickets to Taylor Swift’s sold-out “The Eras Tour” shows at Lucas Oil Stadium in November? The Wine, Wags & Whiskers silent auction by the Humane Society for Hamilton County includes a pair of suite tickets to the Nov. 1 concert. The starting bid is $10,000. (IndyStar)

Ranked

According to research by Zillow and BARK, Indianapolis is a paws-itively good city for dogs and their owners. The Circle City made No. 5 on the list of top dog-friendly cities in the US. It called out Broad Ripple Dog Park as a pup-ular place to bring your pet, but check out our guide for more recs.

Sports

The Pacers have three second-round picks in the 2024 NBA Draft. What will they consider in the draft? Locked On NBA Big Board host Richard Stayman joins podcast host Tony East to break it all down.

Cause

The fifth annual Gr8 Pasta Push with WISH-TV 8 kicks off today. Hoosiers can donate pasta or funds to Second Helpings now through Tuesday, June 18. Why pasta? Second Helpings relies on pasta drives like this to bring much-needed non-perishable items to their Hunger Relief kitchen.*

Shop

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Development

🏥 Where miracles happen

Community Health Network planning to build its first hospital in Hamilton County

INDY_Community Health Network Westfield rendering_JUNE2024

Community Health Network would be catching up with other major hospital systems that have set up facilities in the county in recent years. | Rendering by Guidon Design

Yesterday, Community Health Network announced that it plans to build a $335 million hospital in Westfield — making it the local health care system’s first hospital in Hamilton County.

The project will be located on the site of a former business park near 196th Street and US 31 and will feature a mix of new construction and renovations.

The 425,000-sqft facility is planned to be six stories with 100 patient beds. It will include an emergency department, medical offices, and an ambulatory surgical center.

The campus will offer the following services:

Women’s health
Orthopedics
Primary care
Behavioral health
Support services
Outpatient imaging
Cardiovascular care
Labor and delivery
Neonatal intensive care

The health network expects to complete the medical office building in the first quarter of 2025 + the surgery center, hospital service building, and hospital tower in mid-2026.

The Buy

Give dad the gift of a groomed and shiny beard this Father’s Day with this ultimate bundle. The beard shampoo and conditioner are the perfect pair to tame and nourish his facial hair.

The Wrap

Today’s edition by:
Nicole

From the editor

I’ve been keeping an eye on Borage for a while now, so I’m so excited that the grand opening is finally almost here. ICYMI: We shared a sneak peek of its progress on Instagram. Expect to get another look from us when it’s open.

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