Hoosier Hospitality is part of the Indiana experience! If you are new to Indianapolis or a lifelong Hoosier and are looking for a place to call home, we hope these resources help you find the location that works best for you.
Check out the Encyclopedia of Indianapolis. This is a comprehensive resource that will provide you with information about our wonderful city and its rich history. You can even read about IU Indianapolis history.
Want to do something fun this weekend? Try In Indiana to see what you can do. Find someplace to stay while you're exploring. You can search by city or region, event, and even find discounts! The Indy 500 is great, but there's so much more to see and do. C'mon, check it out!
If you're thinking of moving to Indiana, use In Indiana's resources for working and living in Indiana. Try some of these to get you started:
- Use a cost of living calculator to see how much further your salary can go by working and living here
- Use an interactive map to learn about Indiana schools
- Start a job search through Indeed
- Use another interactive map to show you what's close to your new home (maybe it's an art district, brewery, winery, or a sports venue)
- Experience the Best of Indiana with these choices recently voted on by Indiana residents (like....where's the best donut!)
IndyVitals
Map of Indianapolis neighborhoods: http://indyvitals.org/
IndyVitals measures the health and sustainability of neighborhoods in Marion County in the following areas:
- Built Environment
- Economy and Jobs
- Education, Arts, and Community
- Equity and Empowerment
- Health and Safety
- Natural Systems
- General Demographics
Property Listings:
- IU Indianapolis Property Plus Standards Program. All properties listed must adhere to certain standards set by the IU Indianapolis Property Plus Standards program. The listings, compiled for off-campus student housing, can be searched by price, bedrooms, bathrooms, distance to campus, and other special features such as short-term housing. Although the list was compiled for students, it is intended to be used by faculty and staff relocations as well.
- Rentals mostly owned by IU/IU Indianapolis employees (The list is for the School of Medicine, but anyone can use it.)
- Sabbatical Homes (Short-term rentals)
- Home2 Suites by Hilton
- The Alexander (Extended Stay suites in downtown Indianapolis). The Alexander is a boutique hotel with an emphasis on art and design. It has a fitness center. A brand new YMCA is located across the street.
- Sexton properties
- www.apartments.com
- www.rentals.com
- Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of Realtors
- Apartment Advisor (a custom search page for rentals close to IU Indianapolis)
- RentHop
Apartments providing short-term leases:
