BW Development, the development arm of Build BW, has officially broken ground on its latest project in Fishers—located within The Crossing at Fishers District, just steps from the Fishers Event Center.
At the groundbreaking celebration, BW Development announced a new partnership with Jeremiah Hamman, owner of Prime 47 Carmel. Together, they will open an upscale steakhouse as the anchor tenant of this project.
“Build BW’s investment is a key milestone in Fishers’ ongoing transformation,” said Mayor Scott Fadness. “The restaurant and retail offerings coming to The Crossing will help shape the experience around the Fishers Event Center, creating year-round energy and amenities for our residents, visitors, and event-goers.”
This $30 million investment by BW Development will deliver over 33,000 square feet of leasable restaurant space, fueling continued momentum, economic growth, and expanded dining and entertainment options at Fishers District and the popular Fishers Event Center.
Additional tenant agreements are nearly complete, with more announcements on the way. With new restaurants and entertainment concepts already committed, The Crossing at Fishers District is emerging as one of the Indianapolis Metro’s most dynamic and walkable entertainment destinations.
“This project really reflects what we’re all about at BW. Thoughtful development, strong community partnerships, and creating spaces where people want to gather,” said Brad Battin, President of BW Development. “We’re proud to continue building in Fishers and to contribute to a city that’s growing with purpose. It’s exciting to be part of a community that values smart development and long-term impact.”
The groundbreaking ceremony brought together city officials, community leaders, partners, and future tenants to celebrate this milestone.
Build BW is not only driving the development—it’s also managing the construction from start to finish.
Build BW specializes in commercial construction, development, and facility management—bringing projects to life from the ground up and staying involved long after the ribbon is cut.
