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   Stadium Lofts features 95 one-bedroom apartments, 26 two-bedroom apartments and 17 lofts. ... and rent ranges from $900 to $1,700 a month — average rent in Indianapolis is $1,195 a month ...

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   Built in 1895 and owned by Lew Wallace, the Blacherne was a fashionable residential address for leaders in Indianapolis business and society. Wallace lived in the building during the city's winter social season. The success of this apartment building spurred the construction of many others during the ensuing decade. [1] 6: The Burton: September ...

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   1 Elevance Health: Indianapolis: Insurance 138.6 20 2 Eli Lilly and Company: Indianapolis Pharmaceutical 28.3 122 3 Corteva: Indianapolis Agrochemical 15.7 237 4 Simon Property Group: Indianapolis Real estate 5.1 593 5 Elanco: Greenfield: Pharmaceutical (animal health) 4.8 628 6 CNO Financial Group: Carmel: Financial services 4.1 682 7 Calumet ...

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   Indianapolis is a global center for auto racing, home to numerous motorsports facilities and events, two sanctioning bodies (INDYCAR and United States Auto Club), and more than 500 motorsports-related companies. [361] Indianapolis, or Indy, is a metonym for auto racing, particularly when referring to American open-wheel car racing. [362]