New Research Looks At 45 Years Of Indianapolis Neighborhood History

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Drew Daudelin

Researchers say a large population of white residents left the city's core in the 1970's, and Indianapolis neighborhoods have been changing ever since.
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Researchers at IUPUI studied over 40 years of neighborhood development in Indianapolis for a new report on income, education and gentrification in the city.

WFYI’s Drew Daudelin sat down with one of its authors, Matt Nowlin, to talk about what they found.

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