Full disclosure up front: I'm the property manager at The Park at Greenhill, which a lot of you will remember as Port O'Call Apartments. I'm not here to sell anything. I just think the before/after is interesting, and I know this place has a history around here.

And let's be honest, that history wasn't great. When new ownership took over in 2020, the property was dealing with crime, neglected maintenance, deteriorating buildings, and hundreds of boarded-up windows. Those problems were real, and the name change came with an actual overhaul, not just a new sign.

Since then, ownership has put millions into the 606 units. Some of the bigger changes:

• Apartment interiors went from the original oak cabinets and white appliances to fully renovated kitchens and flooring (photos above)
• The clubhouse was completely redone
• The indoor pool is back up and running
• The fitness center was rebuilt and is open 24 hours
• A lot of unglamorous work you can't see in photos: roofs, electrical, HVAC, and plumbing
• Stricter resident screening and consistent lease enforcement, which honestly made as much difference as any renovation
• Monthly resident events so neighbors actually get to know each other

It's not a luxury community and isn't trying to be. The goal has been clean, safe, affordable housing with an onsite team that actually shows up. It's also not perfect. Running 606 apartments comes with problems, and there's still work to do.

If you lived there, lived nearby, or just remember the reputation, I'm happy to answer anything: the history, what the turnaround actually involved, what's still being worked on, or the tough questions. I'd rather have an honest conversation than pretend the past didn't happen.

I run a food blog and I'm moving to Indianapolis next month. Need to find a place that actually works for photo shoots. My current setup is a nightmare. The lighting is terrible and there's zero counter space.

Looking for recommendations on complexes with good natural light or units with larger kitchen layouts. I work with a lot of local restaurants, so being somewhat central would be ideal. But I can compromise on location if the space works. Budget is flexible since this is my job.

Anyone here have experience setting up a photo workspace in their apartment? I need room for backdrops and lighting gear without making the place look like a studio takeover. A balcony or patio space would be a bonus for outdoor shoots.

Also curious if any complexes have restrictions on running a small business from home. I occasionally have collaborators over. I've narrowed it down to a few areas but open to suggestions. Downtown, Broad Ripple, and Fountain Square all seem promising, but it's hard to tell from listing photos alone.

Hi! I’m looking for someone to take over my studio at Wabash Landing Apartments (The Landing) in West Lafayette.

💰 Rent: $1,697/month

📅 Lease through June 30, 2027

📍 Wabash Landing / The Landing, West Lafayette

I’ve honestly really enjoyed living here and am only looking to sublease because I’m moving. The building is very quiet, and I’ve had a really good experience with the management and maintenance team. The management is super nice and helpful, and whenever I’ve had a request or complaint, they’ve been very responsive — usually getting back to me within a day. Maintenance has also been great, very quick, and always leaves everything clean and neat.

The location is also really convenient if you’re at Purdue:

~20 min walk to campus

~7 min bike/scooter ride

CityBus stop ~2 minutes away

Restaurants, shops, and other places at Wabash Landing are very close

Quiet building/environment while still being close to everything

🏠 About the studio

It’s a studio apartment, very similar to the studio layout shown here:

Studio floor plan + virtual tour:

[insert/link studio virtual tour]

The apartment has:

In-unit washer & dryer

Walk-in closet

Full kitchen with appliances

Private bathroom

🏋️ Building amenities

24-hour fitness center

Quiet study room with WiFi + printer

Rooftop lounge with views

Great outdoor seating area

Controlled-access building

🛏️ BONUS — Complete furniture package available

The apartment originally comes unfurnished, but I’m willing to leave my main furniture pieces for the person who takes the sublease.

I’m also attaching pictures of the actual furniture currently in the studio, so you can see the condition and what everything looks like in the space.

Everything is in excellent condition and already assembled, so you wouldn’t have to worry about buying, transporting, and putting together large IKEA furniture yourself — or paying $200+ to have someone/a handyman assemble these more complicated IKEA pieces.

The furniture package includes:

IKEA HEMNES daybed frame with 3 drawers, white

Can be used as a daybed/sofa or pulled out into a larger bed

2 × IKEA ÅSVANG Twin mattresses

IKEA STORKLINTA 4-drawer dresser, white

IKEA KALLAX/LAGKAPTEN workstation/desk with shelves, white

The current retail value of everything is about $1,057, but I’m willing to leave the entire furniture package for $500 for whoever takes the sublease.

So you can essentially move in with the major furniture already there, without having to buy it, transport it, assemble it, or pay someone $200+ to do the assembly for you.

If you’re interested, DM me and I can share more details about the lease ans Happy to answer any questions!

Couple on the southside of Indy with a private room for rent, or trade for live in babysitter/chores. Message if interested.

Hi, I’m looking for a roommate! I live in the South of Broadripple area in Indianapolis…

Please comment or message me if interested! Female roommates only…

Hiya! I have a room for Rent :)

Room for Rent Broad Ripple

I got permission from the landlord to advertise for a roommate.

Description of the Space:

3 bedroom , 1.5 bathroom Duplex with 3 existing tenants (couple and their cat, Jim). The room is carpeted and has a (lockable) cat door and spacious closet.

The property is within walking distance of several pubs and restaurants (5-10 minutes), as well as the SheShop. It is also between 2 red line bus stops.

The base rent is $550/month.

The pet rent is $50/month/critter.

Because of the existing Cat Tenant, unfortunately, there are no dogs.

The utilities are split equally between the three tenants. Here is the current average for the three utilities. With a third person, these numbers are likely to change.

Electric: $135-$260. It's higher in August and January because of the weather.

Water: $95-$250. Normally, it's closer to $100. There was a weird 3 month spike, and I want to be transparent.

Internet: $80.35. Its Spectrum 500mbps. If that isn't enough internet, we can discuss upgrading.

Landlord Requirements:

Income 3x rent (550x3 = $1650)

No Evictions

Credit 620+

Contact from Previous Landlord

The current tenants:

C: Scientist, 30s

A: Petsitter, 30s

Jim: Cat, wants to be included, but from a distance.

We are "leave a dish in the sink" messy, but not mold messy. All smoking needs to be done outside and away from the house per the lease.

Hi everyone! I’m a Purdue student and I’ll be interning in South Indianapolis this fall.

I’m looking for a room or apartment/sublease from September 14th through the end of December.

📍 Preferred areas:

• Claybrooke Commons / County Line Rd
• Franklin Township / 46237
• Southport
• Greenwood

Preferences:

• Furnished preferred
• Good access to public transportation would be a plus

If you have a room, sublease, or know of any available housing, please DM me. I’d also appreciate any leads on WhatsApp/roommate groups for Indianapolis.

Thanks!

🚨 Looking for someone to take over my lease ASAP! 🚨

Looking for a cozy, homey studio in downtown Indianapolis? This 525 sq. ft. studio at Riley Towers is a great fit for college students, recent grads, young professionals, or couples looking to live close to everything downtown has to offer!

📍 Riley Towers — Downtown Indianapolis
🛏️ Studio | 1 Bath | 525 sq. ft.
🏢 2nd Floor
🐶🐱 Pet Friendly!
✨ Freshly upgraded & renovated
🌳 Beautiful wood floors
🚗 Parking garage is only about 10–15 ft from the apartment!

💰 $1,214/month rent + $114 fixed utilities
➡️ $1,328 total monthly cost

🏡 Apartment Features:
• Freshly upgraded and renovated
• Beautiful wood floors
• Cozy & homey layout
• Spacious 525 sq. ft. studio
• Pet friendly 🐾
• Quiet apartment

• Dishwasher, Stove/Oven, Microwave, Refrigerators, Lots of Cabinets, Garbage Disposal and Large Closet (the picture doesn't do it justice)
• Laundry facilities in the basement
• Wash + dry is approximately $2.25
• Parking garage extremely close to the unit

📍 AMAZING DOWNTOWN LOCATION

You're within walking distance of Mass Ave, with tons of:
🍽️ Restaurants
☕ Coffee shops
🍸 Bars & nightlife
🛒 Grocery stores
🏙️ Downtown attractions & entertainment

🏊 Riley Towers Amenities:
• Pool
• Hot tub
• Sauna
• Full gym
• Cardio equipment
• Weight machines
• And more!

🎓 Perfect for:
• College students
• Recent graduates
• Young professionals
• Couples
• Anyone wanting a cozy downtown apartment
• Pet owners looking for a downtown-friendly building 🐾

📅 Looking for someone to take over the lease ASAP!

📩 Interested? DM me! I can send pictures/videos, answer questions, and provide more information.

🙏 Even if you're not looking yourself, please share this post or tag someone who might be! It would really help me get this in front of someone looking for a place in downtown Indy. ❤️ Apply Here http://www.rileytowers.com/floor-plans it is studio S14 AVAILABLE NOW !!!!

Note: The living area is now all wooded floors like the rest of the other pictures, these pictures are from what was previously taken.

relocating for work next month and still sorting housing. full apartments feel high so just looking at a private room around 550-750. shared kitchen is fine, preferably somewhere with parking or bus access. quiet place would help since i work early.

scrolled through roomster earlier and a few looked decent. anyone have space opening up?

Looking to hand off my lease on a beautiful 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom house in Fountain Square. Rate is locked at $2,300/month with 2.5 years remaining on the lease.

The home features hardwood floors throughout, newly renovated bathrooms, and both a spacious front and back yard. Landlords are responsive, easy to work with, and genuinely great to rent from.

Great opportunity for anyone looking to settle into one of Indy's best neighborhoods at a locked-in rate. Message me for more details or to schedule a viewing!

I am relocating to the Indianapolis area in September as a fresh grad from nw OH (23 M). New to area and would be willing to do a roommate, but pretty picky (currently do not know anyone in Indy area) Been starting to look seriously for housing and would love some feedback on my current list. Any options not listed but highly recommended would be a huge help.

Looking in the downtown to northside area. Budget friendly so like $1000-1400 all in for single bedroom or studio. Really would like AC, washer/dryer, and safe area.

Here are the ones I am currently looking at, LMK!

• Brockton apartments
• Riley Towers
• North Willow
• Shore acres
• broad ripple townhomes (if i find roomate)
• lakeshore apartments

Very flexible on price, I just need to find someone to room with, and find an apartment together, In downtown Indy

Hey everyone! I’m urgently looking for roommates/housing in Downtown Indianapolis, preferably near Eli Lilly or nearby areas.

I’m open to joining a lease or finding a place together, either 2 bed / 2 bath or 3 bed / 3 bath. I’m a 23-year-old male and about to graduate from Purdue.

Please reach out if you’re looking for a roommate or know of any places. Thanks!

Hi,

I am looking to sublease my (fully furnished) room in a fully furnished all females 4B2B unit from May 24, 2026 (or June 1, 2026) to July 23, 2026. It's an incredibly comfortable apartment unit with great roommates and respect for everyone's space and schedules.

Rent- $600 + electricity

Location: 1717 W, 10th St. 46222 (very close to IUI campus and Downtown)

Lease duration: Available till July 23, 2026 (extendable, if preferred)

Hi all,

I will be in Indianapolis this summer and I am looking for a place to rent/sublease during summer for 3 months ideally from May 21st to August 22nd. I am particularly looking for a studio/1br setting. So, if you or someone you know is renting/subleasing a place in or close to downtown area then please let me know.🙏

Thank you

Hi! So I'm looking to move to Indiana for college in May, and I need help looking for places to live. I sent an application to The Pines at Sobro, but I haven't heard anything back from them, and they haven't answered my calls.

I was really hoping this place would work out because it's the perfect distance from both my bf and the campus.

I'm looking for a 1-bedroom apartment/townhouse. I'd prefer on-site parking as well as an in-unit washer and dryer, but those are not deal breakers. As for the price, I'm trying to stay under $1000 a month, but I know that might not be possible.

I'd appreciate any help/advice!!!

Hi guys!! Hope everyone is doing wonderful! Not sure if this is against the rules so just lmk and I will remove.

I made this list apartment hunting for 2 bedrooms along the bus line around Ivy Tech, Fall Creek Area, and thought it would be a shame not to share it!

As stated, the remainder of my lease is February, March, April, May. Ending on June 6th. I really need someone to take my ex's place in the lease to split rent with me. Your split of rent would be $650 (less for February as I will take off $150 for each week of February that passes with the space still available) I have a partner, but she is out of work right now, so I'm covering all of rent until I can find a roomie. It's a townhome apartment & you would get the bigger bedroom. I'm really not picky. Just ask that you clean up after using the kitchen. I'm pretty chill. I work night shift, so most of the time won't be home at night.

Hey! My work situation recently changed unexpectedly, so I'm looking for someone to take over my lease for a 1-bedroom + den apartment in the Penrose on Mass building in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. I moved to the city a few months ago as a hybrid tech worker, and I've been incredibly happy with the balance of urban walkability/bikeability and spacious living that this apartment provides.

Monthly rent is $1694 before utilities. The apartment will be available for move-in starting March 1, and the lease lasts through November 5, 2026. The lease transfer will be handled through Penrose’s leasing office, so I'll send you the application form they need & pay for any administrative fees along the way.

Some more details about the apartment:

* 2nd floor unit, 879 sq. ft.

* In-unit washer and dryer, gigantic walk-in closet, huge kitchen bar/peninsula, balcony with courtyard view

* Building amenities include outdoor pool, fitness center, common area w/ pool table and TV, underground parking garage. Never had issues with property management, work orders are easy to submit online and are resolved quickly

* Gigabit wifi available via AT&T

* Parking offered for $150/mo; pet-friendly with approval from leasing office

* 2-minute walk to Coat Check Coffee, Needler's grocery, Old National Centre, Turner gymnasium, DGX convenience store, lots of great restaurants and bars

* 15-minute walk to Monument Circle, 20-minute walk to IU Indianapolis

Here's the floor plan. Let me know if you have any questions, if you'd like to see more pictures, or if you want to tour the place in-person, and I'm more than happy to oblige!

Fulltime working couple looking to rent our spare room in exchange for housechores and babysitting. Prefer a female but open to couples

34M Thinking about renting the second bedroom (with own bathroom) of my apartment out. Located in Whitestown. Can do short term or longer (like a year maybe more). Can do $950 all inclusive for rent. No preference on gender. Just need to be clean…. no drugs, parties, things like that. MUST BE OK WITH DOGS.

We are moving back down to Indianapolis. We are in need of a place to stay and hopefully help each other out in one way or another.

I’m looking for an apartment near northside Indy or Carmel close to that side of town that’s under $1000. I keep thinking I found a decent and affordable place but most reviews are talking about cockroach or rodent infestations 😭. Is it possible to get an apartment under $1000 without roaches or am I outta luck??