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Orland, IN · Real Estate
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Exclusive: Morgan Properties Buys 700 Units in Indiana
The buyer secured $70 million in acquisition financing for the two communities. Morgan Properties has acquired two multifamily communities totaling 696 units in Fort Wayne, Ind., according to Yardi Matrix information. Haley Residential sold both assets after 19 years of ownership. One of the properties is Willows of Coventry, a...
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Gilbane with Purdue Fort Wayne Celebrate Ribbon Cutting for Trace a 600-Bed Student Housing Complex
Gilbane and Purdue University Fort Wayne (PFW) celebrated the ribbon cutting of Trace, a student housing complex on PFW’s North Campus made possible through a public-private partnership (P3). Trace represents a significant milestone as PFW continues its transition from a commuter campus to offering a more traditional residential community, with the development addressing the university’s growing need for more student housing, which has been at full capacity for seven consecutive fall semesters.
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Hawkins Homestead Opens In Rochester
ROCHESTER – Senior citizens moving to the new Rochester apartment complex Hawkins Homestead are often “coming from selling their homes,” said Hawkins Homestead Property Manager Ryann Smith. She said she hopes the apartment building can “feel like … exactly the home they are coming from.”
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Fort Wayne is rewriting the rulebook on rezoning to encourage development
About 15 years ago, Great Panes Glass Company Owner Judi Wire went door-to-door on Wells Street to collect signatures, with the hopes of changing the zoning to an Urban Corridor (UC) District. The idea was to allow mixed-use development while preserving pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods. Think: restaurants, boutiques, and other small, mom-and-pop retailers that can accommodate a broad range of mobility options.
WNDU
Amish Acres shut down by Indiana fire marshal
The Indiana State Fire Marshal’s Office has closed Amish Acres effective Tuesday, Aug. 11, according to the Nappanee Fire Department. The historic 10-building, 54,000-square-foot property had been working toward a full reopening under new ownership after being sold at auction last year.
buildingindiana.com
Davis Homes Announces Tony Doepker as Northeast Division Sales Executive
Davis Homes, a family-owned builder in Central Indiana, has announced Tony Doepker as its Northeast Division Sales Executive. Doepker’s new role marks the Indianapolis-based builder’s entrance into the Fort Wayne market. Founded in 1985, Davis Homes guides buyers through every step of building a new house in neighborhoods and lots throughout Indiana.
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Columbia City Advances Major Housing Development With READI 2.0 Funding
COLUMBIA CITY – A major housing development planned behind Columbia City’s Walmart moved closer to reality after receiving a conditional $1 million READI 2.0 funding recommendation from the Northeast Indiana Regional Development Authority. The recommendation now goes to the Indiana Economic Development Corp. for a final funding decision....
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Building Hope, Restoring Homes, Strengthening Community: BCG Capital Named July Member of the Month
The Wells County Chamber of Commerce and its Ambassadors recently surprised Brandon Gerber and his team with the exciting announcement that BCG Capital had been selected as the July Member of the Month. Located at 112 North Marion Street in Bluffton, BCG Capital has spent more than a decade serving Wells County through real estate investment, property management, residential home sales, storage solutions, and commercial and residential development projects. What began as a real estate company has grown into an organization dedicated to transforming properties, revitalizing neighborhoods, and creating opportunities for individuals and families throughout the community.
Albia Newspapers
Waterloo mid-year housing market review
Seven months into 2026, the housing market is showing signs of unwinding from the pandemic-era frenzy that drained supply, pushed prices to record highs, and brought activity to a standstill. Buyers have more homes to choose from than they did at the start of the year, competition has balanced in a few slower markets, and price growth has remained relatively modest. Affordability is still a key issue and is limiting activity, though.
WOWO News
Fort Wayne Homeowners Can Apply for Assistance Through City Roof Repair Program
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WOWO) — Fort Wayne homeowners needing a new roof can now apply for financial assistance through a city program offering zero-interest loans to help cover replacement costs. The City of Fort Wayne’s Office of Housing & Neighborhood Services is accepting applications for its Roof Program, which...