I've lived here since 1994. My favorite things: bike trails, cultural districts, craft beers, parks. The local music, theater, and comedy scenes are strong. Cost of living is low. Change of seasons is pretty, excepting winter. People are friendly, until you put them behind the wheel of a car. And we're centrally located, so there are a lot of conventions and concerts that come through town.

Cons: Indy is a blue dot in a red state. The air quality is not good, compared to most other places in the continental US. We have a homeless problem we cannot seem to solve. And the pot holes are ridiculous.

Indianapolis is okay in certain areas. Indiana has very high property taxes, so be sure to check before buying, and state taxes. The Zionsville area is my favorite but extremely expensive.

I used to live on the Illinois border in NW Indiana, so I often saw Indiana's slogan when crossing the border: AMERICA'S CROSSROADS.

What can you say about a city in the center of a the nation's crossroads? The most remarkable thing about which is people go through it on the way to elsewhere?

Sorry, I can't be much help.

Hey since you have people there it's different. They can tell you the good and the bad. I've been there several times to visit family. It's ok I guess. Has to be better than here for sure.

It’s not. Don’t move there.

Except that it's where Kurt Vonnegut is from, no idea...

I lived there a long time ago when I was doing a residency. besides the weather I didnt have major objections but thatwas 1985

I got nothin' Sorry.

Pence is no longer governor. That's all I got. They still elected to SOB.

I have an ex-gf nearby, somewhere; and they elected Mike Pence governor.

Gee BB never been there - hope you get that support you need.

why do you want to move there? IAmNobody lives in that area.I used to but doubt I would go back because of the dreariness of the winter.