Indianapolis is a big city with a small-town feel, one that was founded as a manufacturing and transportation hub in 1821. It grew to be the second-largest railroad center in the nation and home to 60 automakers, giving Detroit a run for its money in the car industry. And what of the job market there today? The city has a low unemployment rate of 4.2% and thrives in industries outside of the transportation sector. More than 90 national companies across industries have headquarters in the city. Among these are Anthem Inc., Simon Property Group, Angie’s List, Dow AgroSciences, Finish Line, and the NCAA. If you’re looking at Indianapolis apartments for…
