Whitestown, IN

Whitestown is a small town located in the heart of Indiana. The population is just over 2,000 people and it has a very small downtown area. The town was founded in 1827 and it was originally called " White Town." The name was changed to Whitestown in 1837 because there were already several towns called White Town in Indiana.

The economy of Whitestown is based mainly on agriculture and manufacturing. However, the town has seen a recent surge in real estate activity because of its location and the availability of affordable housing. There are several residential areas located within the town limits, including Old Whitestown, New Whitestown, East Whitestown, West Whitestown, and North Whitestown. There are also a number of commercial areas located within the town limits, including Main Street (the main street through the center of town), Elm Street (a major commercial street that runs along the eastern edge of town), and South Main Street (a major commercial street that runs along the southern edge of town).

The real estate market in Whitestown is very competitive because there are a limited number of homes available for sale. The average home price in the town is $128,000 which makes it one of the most expensive places to live in Indiana. However, due to its location and affordability compared to other towns nearby, Whitestown continues to be one of the most popular places to live in Indiana.