The 16 Tech Community Corporation has named Eric J. Miller, a seasoned commercial real estate and development professional, director of Business Development. In this new role, Miller will lead tenant recruitment and real estate development for the 16 Tech...

Groundbreaking kicks off 10-year development project to attract and retain talent in Central Indiana The 16 Tech Community Corporation and Browning Investments broke ground today on the first new building in the 16 Tech Innovation District. Browning will begin...

Starla D. Hart, MPA, a veteran community development professional who has worked for more than 16 years to enhance the lives of people in Indianapolis, has been named  Director of Community Initiatives for 16 Tech Community Corporation effective October 29. In this...

Browning and 16 Tech Community Corporation announced today the anchor building for the 16 Tech Innovation District, a 120,000-square-foot, $30 million research and office facility, is fully leased. The building will be the headquarters for the Indiana Biosciences...

The 16 Tech Community Corporation held a community meeting on July 27, 2018, and provided an update on the progress of the 60-acre innovation community. Click here to read the...

Emily C. Krueger, former vice president of administration for Indianapolis-based LDI, Ltd., has been named chief operating officer for 16 Tech Community Corporation where she will help lead the development of 16 Tech, a 60-acre innovation community on the near west...

INDIANAPOLIS, March 22, 2018 – The 16 Tech Community Corporation announced today a $38 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. that will help fund the initial development phase of the 16 Tech Innovation Community. This grant sets in motion the transformation of the...

The 16 Tech Community Corporation Board of Directors announced today that Robert W. Coy Jr., a veteran economic and entrepreneurial development expert who created one of the Midwest’s most active tech seed capital funds, has been named President and CEO of 16 Tech...

From Site Selection magazine, March 2016 by PATTY RASMUSSEN Few things make as big an impact in a city as the activation of dormant land. Whether establishing greenspace, building offices or apartments, redevelopment of unused or underutilized property energizes...

16 Tech Community Corporation is pleased to welcome four leading business and community leaders to its board of directors: Kristin Mays-Corbitt, president of Mays Chemical Company; Bart Peterson, senior vice president, corporate affairs at Eli Lilly and Company;...

16 Tech Community Corporation has elected Jeffrey A. Harrison, president and CEO of Citizens Energy Group, and David C. Lewis, Sr., director of external and corporate affairs for AT&T Indiana, to its board of directors to guide the development of...

The best way to understand the burgeoning 16 Tech development is to think like a painter. It’s a focal point for everything else city leaders have been trying to do to make Indianapolis a more vibrant and attractive place for innovative companies and the highly...

After months of work and input from hundreds of business, neighborhood and civic leaders, a master plan has been developed for the 16 Tech innovation district in Indianapolis. 16 Tech Community Corporation Inc. President Betsy McCaw provides an update...

Indianapolis has an exciting and rare opportunity to redevelop an area northwest of downtown along the White River into a thriving hub of innovation. 16 Tech, a proposed technology and life sciences park, would be located along a portion of Indiana...

Proposed life science park would create thousands of jobs on land north of IUPUI campus Backers of the Indiana Biosciences Research Institute that landed $25 million in start-up funding from the state want to up the ante and reignite stalled plans for...

The Central Indiana Corporate Partnership wants the city to sell $75 million in bonds to improve streets, walkways and other infrastructure around the fledgling 16 Tech development on the edge of downtown north of the IUPUI campus. A proposed...

The Indianapolis City-County Council will consider a proposal next week to sell $75 million in bonds to fund infrastructure upgrades around the 16 Tech development. The downtown district is designed to attract high-tech and life sciences businesses to...