Office building owners in Indianapolis are finally see payoff from millions in upgrades

Office building owners are adding amenities like putting greens at Parkwood Crossing in Indianapolis. (IBJ photo/Chad Williams)

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Mickey Shuey

Monday, December 2, 2024 7:57 PM

While office amenities are nothing new, the newest wave of updates to the workplace environment has property owners focused on food and fitness, including outdoor recreation space

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Editor, John C. DePrez Jr.; Executive Editor, Carol Rogers; Publishers: IBRC and IAR

Office building owners in Indianapolis are finally see payoff from millions in upgrades

Top Stories

Fewer cows led to a drop in greenhouse gas emissions around Indiana and the country

OPINION: Time to learn a real-world lesson from tariffs

OPINION: Do angels have dandruff?

Planned low-barrier homeless shelter in Indianapolis raises hopes and concerns

INDOT research focuses on future technology, including truck automation, electrified roadways