by Upswingnow | Jan 26, 2023 | Indianapolis GENERAL, Indianapolis Suburbs
Hancock County Just to the east of Indianapolis is one of the fastest growing areas in the Indy Metro: Hancock County. If you are thinking of moving to Indianapolis and want to live in an area that offers the perfect blend of spacious surroundings and the comforts of...
by Upswingnow | Jan 17, 2023 | Indianapolis GENERAL, Living in Indianapolis, Moving to Indianapolis
5 things you need to know when moving to Indianapolis In the heart of the US heartland lies one of the biggest cities in the country, surrounded by cornfields; Indianapolis, Indiana. Are you thinking of moving to here? If so, you might know a few things about the city...
by Upswingnow | Dec 12, 2022 | Indianapolis GENERAL
Retention ponds in Indianapolis If you are not a native Hoosier (and perhaps even if you are) you might wonder why there are so many retention ponds in Indianapolis? True, you can see them pretty much anywhere in the country, but there is no doubt about it, central...
by Upswingnow | Sep 12, 2022 | Indianapolis GENERAL, Living in Indianapolis, Moving to Indianapolis
Top questions about moving to Indianapolis  I love living in Indianapolis! I enjoy sharing my experience and expertise with those looking for answers about Indy. When people come to me with questions about moving to Indianapolis, these are the five most common...
by Upswingnow | Aug 29, 2022 | Indianapolis GENERAL, Living in Indianapolis, Moving to Indianapolis
What’s spring like in Indiana? When the last snows have melted and longer days are upon us, what’s spring like in Indiana? Spring can be a beautiful time in the Hoosier State, as long as you are willing to go with the flow of some last-minute weather changes,...
by Upswingnow | Jul 16, 2022 | Indianapolis GENERAL, Living in Indianapolis, Moving to Indianapolis
What to expect with rainy weather in Indiana What kind of weather can you expect living in Indianapolis, Indiana? The truth is a little bit of everything! Summers can be very hot, winters can be very cold, and all year long you can expect some sort of precipitation...
