Charitable trust seeks new location for tenant Justin Alexander's growing erosion control business

During the recent Metropolitan Development Commission meeting on May 21, 2025, a significant discussion centered around the need for new commercial space to accommodate local businesses. One notable case highlighted was that of Justin Alexander, a tenant of a charitable trust in Wanamaker, who is facing space constraints due to the growth of his erosion control and small site development business.

Alexander, recognized for his professionalism and high-quality work, has established a strong reputation among local builders. As his business expands, the current location is no longer sufficient to meet his operational needs. The commission discussed the importance of finding a suitable new location for Alexander, emphasizing the positive impact this could have on both his business and the broader community in Warren Township.

The meeting underscored the ongoing challenges faced by local businesses in securing adequate space for growth. As the city continues to develop, addressing these needs will be crucial for fostering economic development and supporting entrepreneurs like Alexander. The commission's commitment to facilitating this transition reflects a proactive approach to enhancing the local business landscape and ensuring that successful enterprises can thrive in Indianapolis.