Expand Housing Availability & Affordability
Expanding the housing marketing in West Central Indiana
Housing is essential to the future of West Central Indiana. A strong housing market supports workforce growth, attracts new residents, strengthens neighborhoods and creates opportunities for families at every stage of life.
The West Central Indiana Partnership is leading implementation of the Housing and Community Development pillar of the West Central Indiana Regional Plan by working alongside local governments, developers, employers and community partners to expand housing availability, improve affordability and support vibrant communities across Clay, Parke, Sullivan, Vermillion and Vigo counties.
Expand Housing Availability & Affordability
Expanding the housing marketing in West Central Indiana
Housing is essential to the future of West Central Indiana. A strong housing market supports workforce growth, attracts new residents, strengthens neighborhoods and creates opportunities for families at every stage of life.
The West Central Indiana Partnership is leading implementation of the Housing and Community Development pillar of the West Central Indiana Regional Plan by working alongside local governments, developers, employers and community partners to expand housing availability, improve affordability and support vibrant communities across Clay, Parke, Sullivan, Vermillion and Vigo counties.
Key strategies
Removing Barriers to Development
Identifying zoning, permitting and policy barriers that limit housing growth.
Expanding workforce housing
Supporting housing options that meet the needs of workers, families and employers.
Strengthening Existing Neighborhoods
Investing in revitalization, home improvement and community development initiatives.
Planning for Future Growth
Using data and regional collaboration to identify opportunities for new residential development.
Why housing matters
Communities throughout West Central Indiana face a growing need for additional housing options. The region's housing shortage affects employers, limits opportunities for residents and creates challenges for communities seeking to attract and retain talent.
Addressing these challenges requires a coordinated regional approach. Through collaboration among public, private and nonprofit partners, West Central Indiana is working to expand housing choices, support workforce housing development and create communities that remain attractive and accessible for current and future residents.
Housing is more than a place to live. It is a foundation for economic growth, quality of life and long-term regional prosperity.
4,460
New Affordable Market Rate Units
Regional Five Year Housing Production Goals
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housing resource hub
The regional housing strategy is supported through Thrive West Central's Housing Resource Hub, which helps connect communities, partners and resources around shared housing goals.
Read the Strategic Plan
The Housing and Community Development pillar is one component of the broader West Central Indiana Regional Plan. Developed through collaboration among local governments, employers, nonprofit organizations, developers and community stakeholders, the plan outlines strategies designed to address housing challenges and support long-term regional growth.
We invite you to explore the full plan to learn more about the goals, implementation strategies and partnerships helping expand housing opportunities across West Central Indiana.
Why housing matters
Communities throughout West Central Indiana face a growing need for additional housing options. The region's housing shortage affects employers, limits opportunities for residents and creates challenges for communities seeking to attract and retain talent.
Addressing these challenges requires a coordinated regional approach. Through collaboration among public, private and nonprofit partners, West Central Indiana is working to expand housing choices, support workforce housing development and create communities that remain attractive and accessible for current and future residents.
Housing is more than a place to live. It is a foundation for economic growth, quality of life and long-term regional prosperity.
4,460
New Affordable Market Rate Units
Regional Five Year Housing Production Goals
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