A Gen Zer who moved to Indianapolis, where she pays less than $1,700 in rent, shares the pros of living in 'a big city with small-town charm.'

Thu, 06/27/2024 - 09:35

Milan Ball is smiling while attending an event — Milan Ball shared what she likes about living in Indianapolis after moving there in 2022.
Courtesy of Milan Ball

Milan Ball moved to Indianapolis, which she finds has a small-town charm despite its large population.
The professional opportunities were one factor that drew her to this Midwest city.
Ball is paying less than $1,700 in rent for the one-bedroom place she shares with her dog.

Milan Ball, 27, has no regrets about moving to Indianapolis in the summer of 2022. Growing up largely in Virginia, she's already experienced life in the South. She also resided in New York City, and she has studied abroad and worked in Italy.