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Discover 5 Affordable Cities Ideal for Retirement Today
Living comfortably in retirement often requires making cutbacks, and one way to do that is by moving somewhere cheaper. Several cities across the U.S. stand out for affordability while offering excellent amenities and livability, including Fort Wayne, Indiana; Lexington, Kentucky; Augusta, Georgia; Midland, Michigan; and Des Moines, Iowa. If you’re...
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Lakeview Drive Apartments in Goshen hosts ribbon-cutting for new affordable housing
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Wiegmann Auctioneers hosts ‘Dick and Deanna Freeland Estate auction
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Habitat for Humanity seals deals on two Elkhart homes for single mothers
ELKHART, Ind. -- Habitat for Humanity of Elkhart County celebrates two home closings Tuesday and Wednesday in time for the holiday season. Both of the families in these homes entered the homeownership program in December 2024. They then completed all program requirements, including sweat-equity hours in building the homes, down payment savings, and homeownership and financial literacy courses.
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Rediscovering Home: A Return to Blackhawk After Two Decades
A recent discussion on social media has sparked interest in the Blackhawk area of Fort Wayne, Indiana. A former resident, who grew up in Walden and moved away for about two decades, is considering moving back to the city. They are particularly interested in a house they viewed in Blackhawk, despite initially focusing their search on the NW/SW side of town. They are seeking opinions on the area, as they plan to move in with their partner, and possibly start a family in the future.
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City of Fort Wayne identifies developer for North River project
Kansas City-based PB Development, the development affiliate of Price Brothers, won the City of Fort Wayne’s North River District project. In a press release, Mayor Sharon Tucker says the project is critical to continue the city and regional economic growth and momentum. Housing and the North River Fieldhouse are...
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Tenant's Battle: Fighting Wrongful Eviction and Unjust Rent Increase
A 20-year-old woman from Fort Wayne, Indiana, has taken to social media to seek advice regarding a dispute with her landlord. The landlord has reportedly filed for eviction, alleging that the tenant has not paid her rent. However, the tenant insists that she has receipts as proof of payment. Additionally, she claims that the landlord is attempting to add an extra $50 to her monthly rent, which currently stands at $1,080. She is seeking advice on the legality of the situation and possible courses of action to avoid losing her home.
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What are Your Favorite Affordable "Third-Places" in Fort Wayne?
A "third-place" is a term used to describe a social space that is separate from home and work. These places often include parks, cafes, libraries, and other public spaces where people can gather, interact, and build community. In this article, we explore some of the favorite low-cost "third-places" in Fort Wayne, as shared by locals on social media.
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Former ‘Freeland Mansion’ under contract, offer accepted
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Tiny Homes, Big Impact: Developers Pitch Affordable Housing Plan
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — A proposed tiny home development on Fort Wayne’s south side could bring new affordable housing options to the community. Developers presented plans Thursday for a 66-unit neighborhood near Lower Huntington and Winchester Roads, featuring compact homes designed to meet the needs of lower-income residents, first-time buyers, and veterans.
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Developers present 66-unit tiny home project to Fort Wayne Plan Commission
FORT WAYNE, Ind. — Developers presented plans Thursday to the Allen County Plan Commission for a 66-unit tiny home community on the city’s south side, aiming to create more affordable housing options. The proposed homes would range from 240 to 540 square feet, including loft-style and two-bedroom units. The community would be located near Lower […]
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How Has Post-Pandemic Migration Impacted Rural Housing Markets?
Throughout much of the 2010s, rural parts of the U.S. saw a decline in population as residents migrated to larger city centers, but that trend reversed dramatically in 2021 through 2024 as homebuyers transitioned to remote or hybrid work models. According to a recent report from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, rural areas gained a combined 430,000 people from 2021 to 2024 after suffering an aggregate population loss of 60,000 people from 2017 to 2020.
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Surging RA applications reflect housing strain
The houses surrounding Butler’s campus often serve as housing options for seniors. Photo by Ella Beu. This year, Residence Life saw nearly 200 applications come in for Resident Assistant (RA) positions amid rising concerns about the cost and accessibility of housing options. While residence life officials claim that a...
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Price Brothers Development selected as North River property developers
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — The city of Fort Wayne has chosen a developer for the North River site. The city announced Wednesday evening that Price Brothers Development will be in charge of developing the sports complex and multi-purpose district. The announcement came at Punch Films, right across the street from the 29-acre site, as part of a pep rally-style event.
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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Fort Wayne kicks off building season with first of two new homes
HUNTINGTON, Ind. (WANE) — Habitat for Humanity of Greater Fort Wayne kicked off its building season Wednesday by beginning the construction of the first of two new homes. This home in Huntington follows the Triumph floorplan, which includes three bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and spans 1,170 sq. ft. Construction...
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The most expensive neighborhoods in Lima
Homebuyers and sellers are navigating a slow and expensive housing market, with rising prices and stagnant demand keeping many on the sidelines. This comes amid rising economic uncertainty and growing wealth concentration. But luxury homes—multimillion-dollar estates, sleek penthouses, and one-of-a-kind custom builds—are still selling, even as most buyers pull back.