Demographic Website for Indianapolis Home Buyers
Buying a home is a process which requires due diligence from the home buyer. There are definitly enough websites out there to make even the most knowledgeable buyer feel overwhelmed. I've located some very beneficial websites which I believe are important to homebuyers and answer some of the most common and important questions home buyers ask.
This one is from the IndyGov website. The site is fairly easy to navigate and provides a vast amount of knowledge for a particular area and address. The site provides information on the following:
- Demographics
- Flood Zones
- Greenways
- Parks
- Schools
- Industry
- Airports
Search the Website for Indianapolis Property Information

You'll land on a page with a map for Marion County. On the bottom right, insert the address you are seeking information about. Remember this is only for Marion County in Indianapolis.
Once you have input the address, the site will provide general information, then a link for property demographic, which you can narrow down to a parameter, based on miles around the property.



Here you will find the demographics for the area, including: population, age breakdown, household size, income, owner occupied vs. rentals, education, work force and additional neighborhood statistics.
There are a few additional tabs at the top to look for businesses in the area and one for layer control. The layer control will identify the freeways, land use, economic incentive areas, historic districts, transportation, hydrolic features (flood zones, rivers and wellfields).
I like to use this feature to identify specific information about an area. You can do this by checking the boxes of the information you want.
In conclusion, this is a great site for finding specific information about neighborhoods, demographics, Community Development Neighborhoods and amenities.


I wrote a post recently about a trip I took to court to be an "expert" witness regarding real estate. In the cross examination, the attorney asked me what the demographics of the neighborhood were and what "type" of neighborhood it is...
Well, my Fair Housing training kicked in and you can read about it on my blog, it probably links above.