JUST IN: Indy Eleven has announced plans to develop the Diamond Chain Company in downtown Indianapolis into Eleven Park.
According to Indy Eleven, Keystone Group is working with Indy Eleven to develop the Diamond Chain Company land into a 20,000-seat stadium, hotel, office, apartments, retail and public spaces.The news was first reported by the Indianapolis Business Journal.
Keystone Group and Indy Eleven are still in discussions with the city of Indianapolis and state to finalize project terms, according to Indy Eleven. It would allow to existing buildings to be torn down and some site work to begin in spring 2023. The stadium would be used for both Indy Eleven's men's and women's soccer teams, host field sports like football, lacrosse and rugby, partner for events with the NCAA and IHSAA, international matches, concerts and community events.
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