Apartments for Rent in Southport, IN

Residents of Southport have incomes that are slightly higher than the state average but slightly lower than the national average. Industries that employ the majority of workers in Southport include education, health care, entertainment, manufacturing, construction, and transportation. Approximately 12% work in professional, scientific, or management positions. Roughly 88% of city workers are employed by the private sector, 8% work in government, and 4% are self-employed. By living in Southport, know you're not just limiting yourself to the city. Indianapolis is right at your doorstep. The metro area of nearly 2 million people offers an abundance of opportunities in various sectors, from engineering and IT to sales and marketing. When you search for a job, be sure to look throughout the Indianapolis region. You may find your dream job is only a 15-minute drive from Southport.

K-12 schools in Southport perform a good deal better than state and national averages, making it an ideal place for families to settle down. In general, students, families, and education assessors all rate the schools highly here. Southport schools belong to the Metropolitan School District of Perry Township, which has been given good reviews for teacher quality, college readiness, and health and safety.