Phase One of the restoration of the historic Stutz building in downtown Indianapolis is nearly complete.

The Indiana Women's Prison site on Indianapolis’ east side is a large property ripe for redevelopment. Community members are excited by future prospects, but a lack of communication with the state – which owns the property – is discouraging. With no word on plans, it's not clear what will happen to the site of the first public prison for women.

The recent announcement that mall operator Simon is stepping away from Circle Centre Mall comes with a call for architects to propose how the mall may be reused.

Requests are out for neighborhood development ideas for three city-owned properties in Indianapolis

The city of Indianapolis put out requests for proposals for City Market east and Jail II sites last week.

A proposal in front of the Department of Metropolitan Development designates a new redevelopment area plan for Martindale Brightwood.

The northern Johnson County city will invest $15 million in infrastructure improvements and a 300 space parking garage. Another $68 million in private investment will create a residential and commercial development.

City leaders are seeking input on possible reuse ideas for the nearly 60 year old City-County Building.

The Near Eastside's 10th Street area will receive an estimated $3.5 million for revitalization over the next three years. The funds will target areas where investment can help the neighborhood reach its full potential.

IPS officials estimate the property is valued at $7.6 million. The developers each bid slightly over $2 million for the building.