STATE OF 2016 COMMUNITY REPORT

STATE OF DOWNTOWN 2016 COMMUNITY REPORT

Downtown Indy, Inc. | 111 Monument Circle, Suite 1900, , 46204 | (317) 237-2222 HELLO INDIANAPOLIS. Whether referring to the place or the organization bearing its name, Downtown Indy represents a strong brand of innovation and connectivity. This Community Report is intended to provide a glimpse of the current state of our outstanding Downtown and demonstrate the need for continued acceleration that is making an outstanding place to live, learn, work and play.

We are grateful for the innovative spirit of our board, staff, volunteers, members, residents, elected officials, civic partners and business and community leaders who are collectively committed to excellence for our Downtown. From the entrepreneurial spirit fueling new leaders to the steadfast corporate giants on whose shoulders we stand as a community, Downtown is the benefactor of visionary leadership and bold decisions.

And Downtown continues to offer its residents, workers, students and visitors an authentic connectivity that inspires freshness and eagerness to embrace diversity, expand experiences and develop new relationships. This is why our Downtown works. From new restaurants, breweries and galleries to an ever-changing skyline and streetscape with new businesses and homes big and small, the next few years promise even greater opportunities to explore and engage in a safe, beautiful and vibrant Downtown.

And finally, we are so pleased to welcome our new Mayor, Joe Hogsett, and his administration as our new partners in urban development. Downtown living is growing at historic levels with a workforce to match so as Downtown goes, so goes the city. Together, we are prepared to address the challenges and opportunities ahead as we welcome thousands of new residents, many new and expanded employers, dynamic retail offerings and growing transit options. It has never been more important to keep our collective foot on the gas pedal as we all continue to focus on the road ahead, yet pause to celebrate the state of Downtown, which is incredibly strong.

To all, we thank you for your interest, involvement and investment in the work of Downtown Indy, Inc. Here’s to the year ahead.

Charles Bantz Sherry Seiwert Chair, Downtown Indy, Inc. Board President, Downtown Indy, Inc. BOARD OF DIRECTORS

CHAIR (Directors Continued) Charles Bantz, Ph.D., IUPUI Jason Leet, Salesforce Marketing Cloud David Lies, OneAmerica Financial Partners VICE-CHAIR Tim Massey, BMO Harris Bank Richard Ellis, PNC Bank Michael McQuillen, City-County Council TREASURER & SECRETARY Steve Menser, IBEW Local #481 William H. Henley, Indianapolis Power & Light Darin Moody, Company Vop Osili, City-County Council Brian Payne, Central Indiana Community DIRECTORS EMERITI Foundation Robert H. Reynolds, Barnes & Thornburg Yvonne Perkins, Citizens Energy Group Jerry D. Semler, OneAmerica Financial Partners, Inc. MT Ray, High Alpha DIRECTORS Jessica Robertson, Indiana State Department of Nate Brames, EY Administration Brian Burdick, Barnes & Thornburg LLP Krista Skidmore, FlashPoint Brad Chambers, Buckingham Companies J. Albert Smith, Jr., Chase in Central Indiana Greg Chester, PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Dennis Sponsel, RJE Business Interiors J. Murray Clark, Faegre Baker & Daniels Todd Taylor, Pacers Sports & Entertainment Jim E. Dora, Jr., General Hotels Corp. Mikael Thygesen, Simon Property Group Inc. Tom Fox, Angie’s List Amy Conrad Warner, IUPUI Adairius Gardner, IU Health Doug Wilson, Star Media John Griffin, Central Indiana Building Trades EX OFFICIO Council Karen Burns, C. Perry Griffith, Jr., Denison, Inc. Leonard Hoops, Visit Indy Steve Humke, Ice Miller, LLC Craig Huse, St. Elmo’s and Harry & Izzy’s PRESIDENT Kalen Irsay, Sherry Seiwert, Downtown Indy, Inc. Jarrett Jones, Rolls Royce – VICE PRESIDENTS Angela Smith Jones, Office of the Mayor Bob Schultz, Downtown Indy, Inc. Andre B. Lacy, LDI, Ltd. Tim Boruff, Downtown Indy, Inc.

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HOUSING, NEIGHBORHOODS & 6 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

ENVIRONMENT 10 & EXPERIENCE

MULTI-MODAL 11 TRANSPORTATION

ARTS, CULTURE, SPORTS & 12 ATTRACTIONS

14 DOWNTOWN INDY, INC.

Downtown Indy, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit organization uniquely positioned to address issues that affect the area’s growth and well-being. Downtown Indy, Inc. focuses on advancing Downtown as a great place to live, learn, work and play. DowntownIndy.org

5 HOUSING, NEIGHBORHOODS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

DOWNTOWN RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE IS SIZZLING

INVENTORY ON THE RISE 11,000 , 10,000 The number of A & B apartments has increased 61 9,000 percent over the last five years. By the end of 2018, 8,000

an additional 3,348 units will be added to the market. Apartment units 7,000

Fifty-seven percent of new residential development will 6,000

take place within the Mile Square. 5,000

SOURCE: Tikijian Associates Multihousing Investment 4,000 Advisors & Downtown Indy, Inc.

DEMAND IS OUTPACING SUPPLY In the last five years, vacancy rates for Downtown multi-family units have remained around 4 percent, despite increasing rental rates. Rental rates remain very low in comparison to most of our peer cities. DOWNTOWN INDY VACANCY RATES 2015 PEER CITY RENTAL RATES PER SQ./FT. 5.0% Austin 4.0% 3.0% Nashville Raleigh DOWNTOWN INDY RENTAL RATES PER SQ./FT. Indianapolis Louisville Peer City $1.50 St. Louis Comparison $0 $0.50 $1.00 $1.50 $2.00 $2.50 $1.25 SOURCE: Tikijian Associates Multihousing Investment $1.00 Advisors (graphs to the left) & Renthub.com (above)

STATE OF DOWNTOWN 2016 COMMUNITY REPORT Demand for Downtown homeownership is up. The average sales price for single-family homes and condominiums has risen 37 percent since 2011. Downtown homes are on the market an average of 90 days. A total of 285 houses and condos sold in 2015, the highest number of sales since before the recession.

AVERAGE SALES PRICE HOME SALES

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60 40 20 Single-Family Homes Condos 0

SOURCE: Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors (MIBOR) Single-Family Homes Condos

People moving into Downtown makes Downtown market-rate % up 1 percent of

apartments in 2015 had an 50 the county’s land Land average annual household Percentage of Downtown Area area, but collects income of $90,000. residents (age 25 11 percent of its or older) that have a SOURCE: Downtown Property property taxes. Developers bachelor’s degree or higher Downtown SOURCE: American County-Wide Millenials Community Survey 2014 Property (ages 18-35) are 5-year estimate Taxes SOURCE: Marion 70 percent of County Treasurer new apartment residents 30% of all residential building permits pulled in 2015 were for Center Township. Of the new primary structure permits pulled for Center Township, 31% were for Downtown construction.

QUICK FACTS SOURCE: City of Indianapolis

7 HOUSING, NEIGHBORHOODS & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

FUTURE LOOKING BRIGHT

Investment between $3.6B 2010-2015

Projected investment $2.5B through 2020

Projects completed 156 over the past five years Projects currently in 70 the pipeline

A SAMPLE OF PROJECTS CURRENTLY IN THE PIPELINE (L to R): Downtown Transit Center, The Garden Table Restaurant (to be located on the first floor of the Marott Center), St. Vincent Center, , Park 10 Indy Flats + Townhomes

STATE OF DOWNTOWN 2016 COMMUNITY REPORT NOW In 2015, new and existing Indy businesses invested $106 million in growing operations Downtown. This growth resulted in the retention of Hiring 1,454 jobs and an additional 2,275 new jobs added to Downtown Indy.

IT Professional services Advanced manufacturing Logisitcs ---- 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 SOURCE: Indy Chamber

In 2015, Downtown office space totaled 12 million 2015 square feet. The percent of Class B office space INDIANAPOLIS A B C increased relative to Class A and C, while the overall DOWNTOWN inventory numbers remained relatively constant. OFFICE SPACE 0 4 8 12 TOTALS (million square feet) SOURCE: CB Richard Ellis based on fourth quarter market reports

2015 PEER CITY OFFICE SPACE COWORKING SPACE TRENDING WHAT’S Denver Are you an Minneapolis entrepreneur? St. Louis A creative? Cincinnati A maker? Indianapolis A founder of a nonprofit or tech startup? Louisville Austin Downtown Indy is currently home to 51,777 square feet Nashville of coworking space, with Raleigh seven additional projects in the works. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 (million square feet) JOIN THE MOVEMENT. SOURCE: CB Richard Ellis based on fourth quarter market reports Peer City Comparison

9 ENVIRONMENT & EXPERIENCE

DOWNTOWN INDY IS SAFE & BEAUTIFUL

QUICK IN 2015 “I feel safe downtown...” FACTS Downtown Indy, Inc.’s bike & foot patrol officers made 32% NEUTRAL In 2014, only 50% 3,924 AGREE 4% VISITS to Downtown 18% of citywide businesses DISAGREE crime occurred ARRESTS Downtown & SOURCE: Downtown Indy, Inc. Biennial 19 Perception Survey 2016

2015 Numbers

Acres of Downtown parks 275 & greenspace

Planters maintained Gateways, by Downtown Indy, Downtown 27 gardens & Inc. with 16,419 Volunteers pocket parks 227 Indy, Inc. flowers 450 volunteers VOLUNTEER WITH US! In 2015, Downtown Indy, Inc. activated more than 450 volunteers on projects such as cleaning sidewalks and planting flowers. These volunteers help keep Downtown clean and inviting for residents and visitors year round.

STATE OF DOWNTOWN 2016 COMMUNITY REPORT MULTI-MODAL TRANSPORTATION

ON THE MOVE FACTS QUICK Walk Score Bike Score Transit Score 100 95 Denver 90 Minneapolis 85 Average Cincinnati commute time Indianapolis 80 75 (roundtrip, to/ Louisville from Downtown) Austin 70 Raleigh 65 Nashville 60 SOURCE: Walkscore.com 55 50 42minutes Peer City Comparison TOTAL MONTHLY PARKING SPACES (IN THOUSANDS) Bike lanes &

Cincinnati $122 multi-use paths $120 in Downtown Indianapolis $111 Raleigh $100 Louisville $83 Minneapolis $193 23miles 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 $ AVERAGE MONTHLY PARKING SPACE COST SOURCE: Colliers International & BestParking.com DOWNTOWN INDY WORKFORCE & TRANSIT is home CHARGING to STATIONS * 61 percent of commuters are interested in mass transit 7with options, such as the Red Line bus rapid transit service (BRT), which could be open to the public as soon as 2018. 20 PORTS

SOURCE: chargehub.com *not including Blueindy stations

11 ARTS, CULTURE, SPORTS & ATTRACTIONS

ALL-TIME HIGH VISITOR ATTENDANCE Percentage of Marion County residents using Usage of Downtown Indy continues to be very strong, at 88 percent* of all Downtown Indy residents surveyed. According to the National Downtown Benchmark study conducted by Gentleman McCarty, 73 percent of residents in the top 50 metropolitan areas patronize their , indicating that Indianapolis % has a statistically-significant lead. 68 *Highest for leisure percentage DOWNTOWN VISITORS STAY of usage ever APPROXIMATELY THREE HOURS recorded! % AND SPEND $74 PER VISIT. 20 for work SOURCE: Downtown Indy, Inc. Biennial Perception Survey 2016

STATE OF DOWNTOWN 2016 COMMUNITY REPORT VISITORS came to Downtown Indy attractions in 2015 and spent 7.8 MORE THAN HALF A BILLION DOLLARS. MILLION

SOURCE: Downtown Indy, Inc., Downtown Attractions

7,402 Hotel rooms HOTEL 648 Additional planned

13 DOWNTOWN INDY, INC.

MARKETING EFFORTS TELL THE STORY Spreading the word about Downtown’s activities and initiatives has resulted in strong engagement in the electronic world of social media and website visits. This targeted commitment to increased digital marketing and social engagement has allowed Downtown Indy, Inc. to have a strong and reputable voice in the community. And, with its new website and revamped digital strategy, the buzz will only grow.

MEDIA TRACKING WEBSITE VISITS SOCIAL FOLLOWING

$6M 1M 60K Instagram 900K $5M 800K 50K Enews 700K Facebook $4M 40K 600K Twitter $3M 500K 30K 400K $2M 300K 20K 200K $1M 100K 10K

2013 2014 2015 2013 2014 2015

2015 Business Trustee 249 Collaborator DWELL* Members Members in Sustainer 2015 Investor Supporter

MEMBER LEVELS Partner 499 * Dwell is Downtown Indy, Inc.’s new residential member program

STATE OF DOWNTOWN 2016 COMMUNITY REPORT GEORGIA STREET IS ROCKING! The number of events, attendance and revenue have increased each year since Downtown Indy, Inc. took the reigns in April 2012 (after Super Bowl XLVI).

PROFIT (LOSS) ATTENDANCE EVENTS/RENTALS

$80K 450K 120 Downtown Indy, 400K $60K 100 Inc. Events 350K Rentals $40K 300K 80 250K $20K 60 200K ---- 150K 40 100K $(20K) 20 50K $(40K) 2013 2014 2015 2013 2014 2015 2013 2014 2015

THE DOWNTOWN CANAL WALK IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Downtown Indy, Inc. has managed the Downtown Canal Walk since mid-2015. Currently, 89 events are booked for 2016, including the debut of Workout Wednesday Sunrise Yoga at the Vermont Street bridge.

15 THANK YOU TO OUR MEMBERS!

TRUSTEES

COLLABORATORS

SUSTAINERS

INVESTORS 9 on Canal Apartments Core Redevelopment, LCC Gershman Partners Lumina Foundation for Education Salesforce Marketing Cloud ACS, A Xerox Company Courtyard Marriott at the Capitol Hampton Inn Downtown at Circle Schahet Hotels, Inc. Ambrose Property Group Courtyard Marriott Indianapolis Centre Marsh Supermarkets, Inc. Schmidt Associates American Structurepoint, Inc. Crowe Horwath LLP Hotel and Suites McGowan Insurance Group, Inc. Serigraphics Amerimar Midwest Management Crowne Plaza Hotel at Union Station Homewood Suites by Hilton Milhaus Development, LLC Sidney and Lois Eskenazi Hospital Co., Inc. Cushman & Wakefield Indianapolis Monarch Beverage Company, Inc. Springhill Suites Marriott Angie’s List Dow AgroSciences Huntington Bank National Collegiate Athletic Square 74 Associates, LLC Barnes & Thornburg LLP Engledow Group, Inc. Ice Miller LLP Association The Alexander Hotel Barrett and Stokely, Inc. ESG Security Inc. Indiana Education Savings Authority Nightingale Realty, LLC The Farm Bureau Insurance Lawn BMO Harris Bank Expo Design Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance Omni Severin Hotel Indianapolis at State Park Buckingham Companies EY One Indiana Square Associates LLC The National Bank of Indianapolis CBRE, Inc. Faegre Baker Daniels Indianapolis Marriott Downtown PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Top Notch Central Indiana Community Fairfield Inn and Suites by Marriott Indianapolis Motor Speedway RATIO Architects, Inc. Trinitas Ventures Foundation Fifth Third Bank JW Marriott Indianapolis Regions Bank TWG Development LLC CHA Company First Internet Bank of Indiana KeyBank of Indiana REI Real Estate Services, LCC Van Rooy Properties Co. Christel DeHaan Family Foundation Flaherty and Collins Properties Kite Realty Group Residence Inn by Marriott on the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis City Solutions Indianapolis LLC FlashPoint Levy Restaurants Canal General Hotels Corp. Live Nation RJE Business Interiors PARTNERS 1010 Central Apartments Clark Quinn Moses Scott & Grahn, LLP Howl at the Moon Keep Indianapolis Beautiful, Inc. Pop Con LLC The Great Frame Up 110 East Washington Condos Coastal Partners, LLC Hubbard & Cravens Kenra Professional Premier Capital Corporation The HandleBar 12.05 Distillery & Repeal Restaurant Colliers International Hunt Construction Group Kilroy’s Bar and Grill Printing Partners The Hinge 120 West Bar & Grill ComedySportz Indianapolis Iaria’s Italian Restaurant Kirby Risk Electrical Supply Propylaeum Historic Foundation The Hot Room 16 Park Apartments Concept Prints Incorporated iHeart Radio Kiwanis International Pulliam Square The Indianapolis Public Library 1913 Restaurant Coolbaker’s Ike and Jonesy’s Konica Minolta Business Solutions R.E. Dimond and Associates, Inc. The Indy Partnership 26 West Corporate Park Development Incorporated IMAX Theater Kurt Vonnegut Memorial Library Rainmakers The Madison 317 Events, LLC Cosmopolitan on the Canal Indiana Association for Community La Quinta Inn Raleigh Apartments The Maxwell Apartments 333 Penn Apartments Crown Liquors Economic Development (IACED) Laserworks and Print Rathskeller at the Athenaeum The McKay 50 South Meridian Associates CSO Architects Indiana City Brewing Company Lee’s Liquor Real Estate People The Pacers Foundation, Inc. 500 Festival Lewis Equipment Rental, Inc. Red Garter Gentlemen’s Club 707 North Apartments Dance Kaleidoscope Indiana Historical Society Liberty Hall Community Education Center Red’s Classic Barber Shop Co. The Plaza Apartments 800 CAP Apartments Deering Cleaners Indiana Ice Live Nation Regions Tower The Pub Indianapolis A Classic Party Rental Company Deloitte Indiana Landmarks Lockerbie Court Apartments Republic National Distributing Co. of The Tap A. G. Maas Company Deylen Realty, Inc. Indiana Members Credit Union Lockerbie Lofts Indiana The Turnverein AAA Hoosier Motor Club Dick’s Last Resort MacNiven’s Restaurant and Bar Residences at CityWay The UPS Store Downtown Indy Acapulco Joes Do317 Media LLC Indiana Repertory Theatre Madame Walker Theatre Center Rhythm! Discovery Center The Van Dyke Apartments ACS, A Xerox Company Dominos Pizza Indiana Roof Ballroom Mahrdt Properties, Inc. Ricoh, USA Theatre on the Square ActiveIndy Tours Don R. Scheidt and Co., Inc. Indiana Sports Corp Managed Health Services Area Development Corporation Therapeutic Touch Adobo Grill Dorfman Property Management Indiana State Fair Commission Maribeth Smith and Associates, Inc. Riley Bennett and Egloff, LLP Thomas Caterers of Distinction Inc. All Star Tire and Auto Service Drum Corps International Indiana State Fairgrounds Markey’s Rental and Staging TILT Studio Arcade and Laser Tag Center Alpha Tau Omega National Fraternity Dunkin’ Donuts Indiana State Library Marott Apartments Rock Bottom Restaurant and Brewery Tilted Kilt Pub and Eatery Alzheimer’s Association - Greater Indiana Eagle Creek Nursery Co., Inc. and Historic Sites Married 2 Magic LLC RPM Pizza Tini Chapter Early Learning Indiana Natatorium Mass Ave Pub RSE Realty, Inc. Tow Yard Brewing Company Ambassador Apartments Easley Winery Indianapolis Athletic Club Condos Mass Ave Toys Rundell Ernstberger Associates, LLC Traymore Apartments American College of Sports Medicine Easter Seals Crossroads Indianapolis Business Journal Meridian Outdoor Services, LLC Ruth’s Chris Steak House Downtown TrendyMinds American Lung Association of Indiana ecoTech Metazoa Brewing Company Saffron Cafe Two North Meridian Co. American Structurepoint, Inc. Einstein Bros. Bagels Indianapolis Colts Grille Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Schmidt Associates TwoDEEP Brewing Co. LLC Anderson Bohlander Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians Indianapolis Fire Museum and the Fallen REALTORS (MIBOR) Scottish Rite Cathedral Up Down Town Apollo/Aurora Apartments and Western Art Firefighters Memorial MidAmerica Computer Corp. Scotty’s Brewhouse Urban Times ArcDesign Eiteljorg Museum Store Indianapolis Indians Midland Arts and Antiques Market Segway of Indiana, LLC USA Gymnastics Artistry Elbow Room Pub and Deli Indianapolis Monumental Marathon Mikado Japanese Restaurant Senate Manor Apartments USA Track and Field Arts A Poppin’ Elite Auto Image Indianapolis Museum of Art Milano Inn Severin Bar Utomin Apartments Arts Council of Indianapolis Elite Management Services Indianapolis Neighborhood Housing Millikan on Mass Shapiro’s Delicatessen Victory Sun Partnership ASI Embassy Suites Downtown MKSK Shiel Sexton Company, Inc. Vision Event Management AXIOMPORT Corp. Indianapolis Professional Firefighters Moody Eyes Shrewsberry Local 416 IPFF L416 Visit Indy Axis Apartments EnviroForensics Morton’s, The Steakhouse Shula’s Steak House Indianapolis Recorder Washington Apartments Presidential Site ERMCO, Inc. Mozzo Sigma Theta Tau International Indianapolis School of Ballet Weber Grill Restaurant Big Car Collaborative Evans Audio-Visual Murphy Arts Center Silver in the City Indianapolis Southside Harley-Davidson WFBQ Blacherne Apartments at Vermont Place Expo Design Music for All Sitehawk Retail Real Estate Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra WFMS Block by Block EZ Park of Indianapolis, Inc. My Drink On Ski Landscape Corp. Indianapolis Zoo WFNI Bluebeard F.C. Tucker Company, Inc. Mystery Cafe Skyline Club Indy Brew Bus Where Indianapolis Guide Bohlsen Group FiberIndy LLC Nada Slippery Noodle Inn Indy Chamber WHHH Borshoff Flat 12 Bierwerks National Institute for Fitness and Sport Spink Apartments Whistle Stop Inn Indy Crossroads Championships - 2G (NIFS) Brehob Nursery, Inc. Lofts Sports Spoke & Steele Whitaker Apartments NCAA Hall of Champions Brewery Tours of Indianapolis Fountain Square Brewing Co. Sponsel CPA Group LLC White Castle Bright Ideas In Broad Ripple Fountain Square Merchants Association Neighborhood/Downtown Zoning St. Elmo Steak House White Castle Corporate Office Indy Luxury Rentals, LLC - The Villa on Assistance, Inc. Broadway Across America Fountain Square Music Fest Meridian St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church Nestle Inn Bed and Breakfast Browning Investments, Inc Fountain Square Theatre Indy Pavilion LLC St. Joseph Flats White River State Park Development New Day Craft Buchanan Group Fresco Indy Performance Authority St. Mary Catholic Church Commission Nolan Security Buckingham Urban Living Friends of Garfield Park Indy Portables Stadium Flats WIBC Nottingham Realty Group Buffalo Wild Wings Gallery Forty-Two Indy Reads Stadium Lofts Windsor Jewelry Company Occasions Divine Burgerhaus Garden Arch Apartments Indy Reads Books State Auto Insurance Co. Winner’s Circle Pub, Grille & OTB Caldwell VanRiper Gate Ten Events and Parking Indy Urban Flea Station Place LLC Winterhouse Apartments Old World Gondoliers Campus Apartments Gen Con IndyFringe Stenz Corporation WJJK Osteria Pronto Canal Square Apartments Gentleman McCarty LLC IndyFringe and Indy Eleven Theatres Studio 2000 Salon and Day Spa WLHK Pacers Bikeshare Capitol Manor Georgia Reese’s Southern Table and Bar IndyGo Sun King Brewery WNDE Pacers Home Court Gift Shop Carson’s a Bon Ton Store Goodguys Rod & Custom Association Innovative Tactic Marketing, Inc. WNOU Pan Am Plaza Cash and Carry Paper Co., Inc. Gregory and Appel, Inc. Insight Development Corp Taft Stettinius and Hollister LLP WNTR ParkIndy Cerulean Grow Indiana Media Ventures International Violin Competition of Taste of Indy WOLT/ALT 103 Champps Americana Hard Rock Cafe Indianapolis Pattern Magazine Tastings A Wine Experience Wooden and McLaughlin LLP Charles C. Brandt Company, Inc. Harding Street Lofts InterPark Pattern Workshop Tender Loving Pets Doggy Daycare, Inc. WRTV 6 Chef JJ’s Downtown Harness Factory Lofts Invoke Studio Pavilion Place The Athenaeum Foundation, Inc. WRWM Chef Joseph’s at The Connoisseur Room Harrison College Iozzo’s Garden of Italy Peewinkle’s Puppet Studio The Basement WSYW/Radio Latina - 107.1 FM Chelsea Manor Harry and Izzy’s IU Michael A. Carroll Track and Soccer Penn Street Tower The Best Chocolate In Town WTLC Christ Church Cathedral Health and Hospital Corporation of Stadium People for Urban Progress The Cabaret at WYXB Circa Apartments Marion County James Whitcomb Riley Home Pepper Construction Company of Indiana The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis WZPL Circle Centre High Velocity Jay’s Moving Company Percussive Arts Society The Colmar Yelp Circle City Tours Johnny Rockets Performance Racing Industry The Columbia Club Young Actors Theatre Citimark Management Co. Inc. Hoagies & Hops Jonathan Byrd’s Catering Phoenix Theatre The Continental at Vermont Place Zeller Realty Group City Securities Hokanson Companies, Inc. Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) Pie Five Pizza Co. The Corsaro Group City Solutions Indianapolis LLC Hood’s Gardens Jos. A. Bank Clothiers, Inc. Ping’s Tree Service, Inc. The Dartmouth Apartments CityWay Hotbox Pizza JP Parker Flowers Pivot Marketing The Eugene and Marilyn Glick Family Civil and Environmental Consultants, Inc. Hotel Tango Artisan Distillery Just Pop In Plat 99 Foundation DOWNTOWN INDY, INC. WOULD LIKE TO GIVE A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR 2015 TOP LEVEL EVENTS SPONSORS PRINTED WITH SPECIAL THANKS & APPRECIATION TO:

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