In the spring of 2017, the Sugar Creek Township Fire Department and Envoy broke ground on a new firehouse, Station 42. Built to replace an existing firehouse from the 1970’s, the finished product was designed to increase response times and to modernize the living quarters for the men and women firefighters of Sugar Creek Township.

Just before Elevate Brownsburg celebrated the grand opening on Wednesday, Jun. 7, 2018, Inside Indiana Business interviewed Elevate Office President, Scott Baldwin, to get a sneak peak of the more than 100 office suites, modern conference rooms, and inspiring co-working spaces.

First announced in May 2017, construction on the Elevate Brownsburg Office Suites is on-time for a spring opening. Envoy Companies is currently hiring for a community manager, and leasing will begin soon.

Thank you to everyone that braved the slick roads today for the "State of the County" Luncheon at Purgatory Golf Club with County Commissioner, Steve Dillinger. Special thanks to the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce and Hamilton County, Indiana Government for a great event.

After a quiet holiday week at the office with Team Envoy taking a much-needed breather, it feels good to hear the buzzing of employees around the barracks, working diligently for our clients. Last year was an exciting one for Envoy Companies with much to celebrate, but it’s 2018 that has me particularly enthusiastic.

INDIANAPOLIS – A new Elevate Office Suites is planned for the City of Hilliard, Ohio, marking the next expansion development outside of Indiana for the innovative office suites company. The Elevate Hilliard project would centrally locate more than 150 small businesses and entrepreneurs, and is an $8.2 million investment in the community. The proposed development would be located on the northwest corner of Britton Parkway and Davidson Road.

INDIANAPOLIS – Envoy, Inc. announced the addition of Jonathan White, as Vice President of Construction, as well as the hiring of Kaitlin Jager as Marketing Administrator and the promotion of Drew Kelly to Vice President of Real Estate and Brad Untrauer to Development Manager. The expansion of the Envoy team comes on the heels of several recently announced projects and the upcoming roll-out of a new office suites product.

Elevate Office Brownsburg is the first project to break ground on the $80 million masterplan INDIANAPOLIS – Signaling the official start of downtown development efforts in Brownsburg, town officials and development partners broke ground on the planned Elevate Office Suites in Arbuckle Acres Park. The project is the first investment in the $80 million masterplan to create a downtown in heart of Brownsburg.

We have seen headline after headline of local leaders taking steps to identify and foster a sense of place in their corners of Indiana. From redevelopment of old, historic downtowns to the creation of city centers in emerging suburban powerhouses, place-making has never been more important to the long-term sustainability of our communities.

Construction recently kicked-off on a multi-use development in Fishers, included live-work units - something largely considered a new concept in Indiana. The live-work units made sense in Fishers, but the city isn't unique in this way...

Envoy, Inc. selected as construction manager and development advisor; Kimley-Horn as engineer INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Together with Central Indiana Orthopedics, Envoy, Inc. announced an agreement for the construction management and development of MedTech Park located on 37 acres in northeastern Fishers. Construction on phase one of the planned development could begin as early as April, with pre-construction bids for the infrastructure improvements already in progress.

by Tim Evans, Indy Star Work begins this spring on the first phase of a major redevelopment project town officials hope will create Brownsburg’s new “downtown.” The public-private project involving the town and three developers will transform a section of North Green Street (Ind. 267) into “a pedestrian-friendly, vibrant, economic center,” said town manager Grant Kleinhenz.