WESTFIELD, Ind. -- The city of Westfield reported record-high numbers for economic development activity in 2017, according to a news release from city spokesman Zach Burton.
The city’s Economic and Community Development Department reported seeing 113 filings in 2017, with a total value of permits at $286.5 million. Filings represent commercial and residential projects, including development plans, plats, and zoning changes.
The city issued more 1,001 permits in 2017, a record high for Westfield. The city also saw a total of 719 single family home starts, also a record high.
“Westfield’s growth, particularly in the form of single-family housing, demonstrates that more and more people are coming to our community to enjoy our great schools and overall quality of life,” Mayor Andy Cook said. “Westfield is a great place for all ages, but is an ideal location for young families ready to raise children in a welcoming, wonderful community.”
2017 also saw Westfield being named the new training camp of the Indianapolis Colts, and a major announcement by Bastion-Toyota which will be building a 90,000-square-foot facility and bringing 87 high-wage jobs.
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