The Indiana Fever train at the Ascension St. Vincent Center, the five-story complex attached to Gainbridge Fieldhouse in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, with a dedicated $78M Fever-only facility on the former Marion County Jail I site slated to open for the 2027 season. Everything below radiates from that downtown anchor, ranked for a high-net-worth pro athlete who wants privacy, quality, and a short, predictable commute.
Indianapolis' most dramatic Victorian and Italianate mansions on quiet, tree-lined streets just north of downtown, with restored showpieces on the best blocks.
Cobblestone streets and historic rowhomes that stay quiet and residential while sitting steps from Mass Ave nightlife and the Bottleworks District.
Large lots, mature trees, and stately homes along North Meridian, a long-established old-money corridor north of downtown.
Consistently ranked among the best places to live in America, with gated luxury enclaves, top schools, and the Monon Trail running through town.
The neighborhoods above sit inside a twenty-minute drive of Ascension St. Vincent Center. But many athletes prioritize lifestyle, privacy, and prestige over commute — these are the areas across Indianapolis where athletes most often buy and rent, even though they’re a longer drive from the facility.
The metro's wealthiest suburb, blending a walkable brick-street historic village with sprawling custom estates on wooded acreage. Holliday Farms anchors the new-luxury segment with a Pete Dye golf course and gated Estates section holding the priciest, most private lots in the area.
Indianapolis's marquee luxury suburb, pairing a polished Arts & Design District with gated enclaves like Bridgewater Club and Springwood. Custom estates in its exclusive subdivisions command the metro's highest suburban prices.
The metro's premier waterfront, ringing the Geist Reservoir with multi-million-dollar estates featuring private docks, infinity pools, and the best water views in the state. Gated communities like Breakwater (just 35 custom homes, recent sales $2M–$3.5M) sit at the top of the market.
The old-money in-town corridor along North Meridian Street, lined with grand historic mansions on mature, tree-canopied lots in Meridian Hills, Crows Nest, and Williams Creek. Established prestige rather than new construction.