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Dunkirk, IN · Real Estate
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Second phase for Fort Wayne initiative aiming to address affordable housing is underway
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - The second phase of Fort Wayne’s “A Lot to Love” program is now open, allowing interested developers to apply. A total of 29 project sites are available, with developers having the chance to be awarded up to three. Applicants must be “small-scale developers,” meaning individuals, small businesses or non-profits.
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Fort Wayne's A LOT to LOVE opens new phase for developers
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) - The A LOT to LOVE program is back, offering small-scale developers a chance to buy discounted City-owned lots for new housing projects. Developers can apply online for up to three of the 29 available sites, which include single-family homes, duplexes, and townhouses. The goal is to revitalize 32 vacant lots in total.
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Turning 40 Before Buying? How the First-Time Homebuyer Timeline Has Changed and What Today’s Real Estate Market Means for You
For years, buying a first home was considered a milestone many people reached in their late 20s or early 30s. Today, that timeline has shifted significantly. Across the United States, the average age of a first-time homebuyer has climbed to around 40 years old, marking the highest level on record and reflecting how much the path to homeownership has changed.
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This Indiana Town Is So Affordable, Couples Can Stretch Social Security Far
I first drove through Bluffton on a crisp autumn morning, and something about this Wells County town immediately felt different. The Wabash River sparkled under the sun, historic buildings lined the streets, and people actually waved from their porches. After years of watching friends struggle with retirement costs in bigger...
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New Fort Wayne FC Stadium spurs potential commercial development in residential areas
The stadium is located off a roundabout along Bass Road, is expected to serve not only as the home field for Fort Wayne FC but also as a multipurpose entertainment venue capable of hosting concerts and other large events.
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Morgan Properties Buys 2,000-Unit Canterbury Green in Fort Wayne
FORT WAYNE, IND. — Pennsylvania-based Morgan Properties has acquired Canterbury Green, a 1,998-unit community situated across 195 acres in Fort Wayne. The seller was a joint-venture between New York City-based Osso Capital and Philadelphia-based GoldOller Real Estate Investments. CBRE’s Hannah Ott, George Tikijian, Cam Benz, Claire Hassfurther, Ryan Stockamp, Taylor Ford and Sean Pingel represented the seller. GoldOller and Prospect Capital Corp. bought the property from AIMCO Holdings QRS in 2014 for $85.5 million.
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The Peaceful Town In Indiana Where Rent Is 36% Lower Than The National Average
Ever wondered what it would be like to live in a place where your dollar stretches further, the pace slows down just enough to appreciate life’s little moments, and lakes shimmer like jewels in the countryside?. Angola, Indiana might just be that hidden treasure you’ve been searching for without...
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15 U.S. Cities With Shockingly Low Cost of Living
Ready to make your money go further without giving up city perks? These 15 U.S. cities deliver surprisingly low costs on housing, groceries, and everyday life, so your budget can breathe. Whether you are relocating, working remotely, or simply chasing value, you will find big savings with real neighborhoods, culture,...
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Neighbors Bank ranks best cities for first-time homebuyers in 2026
Neighbors Bank's 2026 report lists the best U.S. cities for first-time homebuyers, focusing on affordability and livability. Peoria, Fort Wayne and South Bend led the way with low housing costs and strong quality of life. AI Summary. Neighbors Bank on Monday released its list of the best cities for first-time...
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Bell Mansion hosting complete liquidation auction as part of ownership transition
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - A historic Fort Wayne home is selling some unique items as part of the “Bell Mansion Complete Liquidation” auction hosted by Steffen Group. Built in the late 1800s, the Bell Mansion has served as a funeral home and, more recently, as a “haunted” event venue. Now, it’s being cleaned out in preparation for the property’s next phase.