Everything thing you said is 100 accurate. Although I do live in FW, I'm not applauding this video just b/c I'm a fan. In the Rust belt, FW has done a good job of turning around many communities and the economy.
It does get cold during the winter here, but it’s not too horrible. If it does snow, there’s only a few times during the winter that we get more than four inches. The main problem during the winter is the lack of sunshine. Some of the dreary days can drag on. The summers are really nice though. Most areas of the city are pretty decent, lots of affordable housing. Lots of parks, festivals, trails to walk or bike, river access for canoes and kayaks, and even some minor league sports teams. It’s not a bad place to live, but some people do find it a little boring, especially if they come from a larger city. Downtown has really improved over the last ten years or so. There are plenty of decent restaurants and a large indoor mall, also some museums and a zoo to check out.
Did several videos on Ft. Wayne on my channel including the street tours. Will be headed there in July again to visit a friend. Been there 3 times already. Ft. Wayne is a smaller town but it is one the more affordable cities in the midwest. There are rough areas in Ft. Wayne just as you would have in any urban city. Crime is not that big of an issue in Ft. Wayne as it would be in Indianapolis or Chicago where I'm from. The best areas to live in Ft. Wayne would probably be areas surrounding Northwest Ft. Wayne or the southwest area. Depending on your preference. Hunterstown and Garrett up north are very rural and countrylike.
Born and raised in Ft Wayne. Left when I was 18 to join the Navy. Never moved back. All I remember is the winters, 6 months of grey sky, never see the sun, like you see in this video, too depressing for me.
Was brorn and raised till 10 om sherman and borgess right across the bridge had much fun back then my house is gone they took out the ralroad under pass. Went to Bloomington school walked to Franky park no crime didnt lock doors moved to Michigan in 1960 was sad to leave
My kind of city. Not too big, low cost of living, relatively low crime for a city that big, good amenities. I don't like snow, then again I don't like hot weather either. I guess you got to pick the side(hot vs. cold) that you are more willing to deal with when it comes to weather. It seems like this city has more wind than average, too.
I have driven on a lot of those streets. They are the main streets through Fort Wayne. The Pier I has closed down. The bridge between Ivy Tech and Purdue Fort Wayne also looks better. It is a pretty nice city. I moved away and moving back. I was only an hour away but I have more friends there.
Word of advice to everyone, stay off of Coliseum Blvd at all costs, especially near holidays if you can manage! It's the worst traffic in all of Fort Wayne!
Fort Wayne does get snow, but it's not a harsh winter here. There will be cold weeks for sure and some snowy ones, but the average winter daily high temperature is 31 degrees. For winter, that is pretty liveable. Most winter days have little to no snow on the ground.
@@povertyspec9651 I have been here for some brutal winters since 1989. Yes, we have them, but they are not the norm. They stand out in the memory because they are extreme. I have also experienced quite a few very mild winters here. On average, we will have a few snow storms, but rarely does the snow last more than 10 days.
Aw man, no mention of King Gyros in a Ft. Wayne viddy??? Grey skies, flat, 3 hours to a decent airport. Great carp fishing though in those three rivers.
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Just saw this a lot late the city is spending a tremendous amount of money on the downtown area and headwaters park lives here most of my life but have lived in Houston DC and Nee York not a bad place to live
Pretty nice video. What in the world did Toledo do to you? Haha.. That was pretty funny. Fort wayne is a great place to live, excluding the occasional harsh winter's. Their's always a new building popping up downtown or in the surrounding area. You have to respect that.
@Andrew's Life I understand you. Do you feel Toledo is more "Dangerous" than Ft Wayne? Fort Wayne would benefit greatly crime wise if they'd get the greater McMillan Park area under control..
@@lowellandrews7915 PRMC is located on the northside of town right off of Union Chapel road. This area is referred to as Northeast Fort Wayne. One of the top 2 areas in FW. They are building a lot of residential and commercial properties such as grocery stores and restaurants because it's further away from the city, amenities, and some of the more popular areas.
@@iwriteetheriwriteether8476 Huntsville is a good place to go you're absolutely correct , but you will pay a lot more for housing in Huntsville compared to fort Wayne
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@@andrewslife1979 I understand completely. The last thing we want viewers to see is our city at less than its full beauty and vibrancy. It's like damning a thing with faint praise. If you get another chance, pls redo it in the full sun on a crystal blue day. New people and businesses may view this from afar and think "Nah"....it's too meh. You'd never want to have an open house on a rainy day because you might not sell your house for top dollar. BUT, make no mistake, your content is absolutely excellent. Thank you.
If you want to look at crime more closely. You`ll find that most crime can be located in a small area of the city. In Fort Wayne that area would be the Southeast side.
Roads are trash. Nothing but traffic lights; barely any sidewalks; barely any bike lanes. Fort Wayne has a poorly located beltway which for the most part is too far away so that it only gets truck traffic bypassing the city.
Yes, there are lights, but there is no heavy traffic in the city. Ive never been in a traffic jam here! There arent so many bike lanes, but there are ample greenways with bike trails. They are safer than bike lanes and far more enjoyable.
@@xtusvincit5230 Yes, those are fine but they do not get cyclists to destinations, such as the ability to ride to work. Serious cyclists want bike lanes. Trails are glorified sidewalks which force cyclists to dodge pedestrians constantly and stop over and over again for street crossings.
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Everything thing you said is 100 accurate. Although I do live in FW, I'm not applauding this video just b/c I'm a fan. In the Rust belt, FW has done a good job of turning around many communities and the economy.
Everything he said is not accurate. This city was not built in 1974 😬🤔👀🤷♂️
It does get cold during the winter here, but it’s not too horrible. If it does snow, there’s only a few times during the winter that we get more than four inches. The main problem during the winter is the lack of sunshine. Some of the dreary days can drag on. The summers are really nice though. Most areas of the city are pretty decent, lots of affordable housing. Lots of parks, festivals, trails to walk or bike, river access for canoes and kayaks, and even some minor league sports teams. It’s not a bad place to live, but some people do find it a little boring, especially if they come from a larger city. Downtown has really improved over the last ten years or so. There are plenty of decent restaurants and a large indoor mall, also some museums and a zoo to check out.
Do yall get tornadoes out there?
@@IQscan51 It’s always a possibility, but it’s a little more common just to the South of FW.
Boring sounds good to me
@@IQscan51 we indeed can get tornadoes but not always
so helpful thank you! I havent been able to go out to Indiana because my spouse is inujred, but this is helping my research so much.
Good luck on your spouse's recovery and thanks for watching
You didn’t even FLINCH when that pothole @16:39 swallowed your tire. 😮
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Really thinking about leaving Indianapolis to move to Ft Wayne. Looking for a midsize city yet still a sleepy like town.
Go somewhere else, we dont want you. You can go to Chicago, they'll accept you.
Do it, it’s pretty decent here 😂
Fort Wayne is a large small town. Quiet, peaceful, lots of amenities, no traffic problems, affordable. A good place for a family to grow up.
Great for a sleepy like town
@@xtusvincit5230 it can be quiet but it's not entirely silent.
Did several videos on Ft. Wayne on my channel including the street tours. Will be headed there in July again to visit a friend. Been there 3 times already. Ft. Wayne is a smaller town but it is one the more affordable cities in the midwest. There are rough areas in Ft. Wayne just as you would have in any urban city. Crime is not that big of an issue in Ft. Wayne as it would be in Indianapolis or Chicago where I'm from. The best areas to live in Ft. Wayne would probably be areas surrounding Northwest Ft. Wayne or the southwest area. Depending on your preference. Hunterstown and Garrett up north are very rural and countrylike.
Everywhere in indiana looks almost the same, country.
Born and raised in Ft Wayne. Left when I was 18 to join the Navy. Never moved back. All I remember is the winters, 6 months of grey sky, never see the sun, like you see in this video, too depressing for me.
Was brorn and raised till 10 om sherman and borgess right across the bridge had much fun back then my house is gone they took out the ralroad under pass. Went to Bloomington school walked to Franky park no crime didnt lock doors moved to Michigan in 1960 was sad to leave
Good vid .. clear and concise info ..thank you
My kind of city. Not too big, low cost of living, relatively low crime for a city that big, good amenities. I don't like snow, then again I don't like hot weather either. I guess you got to pick the side(hot vs. cold) that you are more willing to deal with when it comes to weather. It seems like this city has more wind than average, too.
I have driven on a lot of those streets. They are the main streets through Fort Wayne. The Pier I has closed down. The bridge between Ivy Tech and Purdue Fort Wayne also looks better. It is a pretty nice city. I moved away and moving back. I was only an hour away but I have more friends there.
Word of advice to everyone, stay off of Coliseum Blvd at all costs, especially near holidays if you can manage! It's the worst traffic in all of Fort Wayne!
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Fort Wayne does get snow, but it's not a harsh winter here. There will be cold weeks for sure and some snowy ones, but the average winter daily high temperature is 31 degrees. For winter, that is pretty liveable. Most winter days have little to no snow on the ground.
I was brought up in the Fort Wayne area and many winters were brutal.
@@povertyspec9651 I have been here for some brutal winters since 1989. Yes, we have them, but they are not the norm. They stand out in the memory because they are extreme. I have also experienced quite a few very mild winters here. On average, we will have a few snow storms, but rarely does the snow last more than 10 days.
I love Fort Wayne.
Aw man, no mention of King Gyros in a Ft. Wayne viddy??? Grey skies, flat, 3 hours to a decent airport. Great carp fishing though in those three rivers.
My mother drove on 2910 Goshen Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46808, she not lived there, she work there.
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My mother drive to Fort Wayne and work at Showgirl 1.
Just saw this a lot late the city is spending a tremendous amount of money on the downtown area and headwaters park lives here most of my life but have lived in Houston DC and Nee York not a bad place to live
The roads there definitely need to be redone.
Pretty nice video.
What in the world did Toledo do to you? Haha.. That was pretty funny.
Fort wayne is a great place to live, excluding the occasional harsh winter's.
Their's always a new building popping up downtown or in the surrounding area.
You have to respect that.
I just had some bad experiences when I lived in Toledo
@Andrew's Life
I understand you.
Do you feel Toledo is more "Dangerous" than Ft Wayne?
Fort Wayne would benefit greatly crime wise if they'd get the greater McMillan Park area under control..
belas estradas muito bonito Deus salve a América
Can you translate in English
@@andrewslife1979 Yes I can.. the roads there are beautiful and may God bless America
So neat to see you do this video. You passed by where I’m currently living 😊
How about near and around PRMC?
What does abbreviation stand for
@@andrewslife1979 Parkview regional medical center 😊
@@lowellandrews7915 PRMC is located on the northside of town right off of Union Chapel road. This area is referred to as Northeast Fort Wayne. One of the top 2 areas in FW. They are building a lot of residential and commercial properties such as grocery stores and restaurants because it's further away from the city, amenities, and some of the more popular areas.
Hey man what part of Alabama would you recommend for young single male no children..hard worker
Anywhere within an hour of Huntsville to include Huntsville. Be sure to watch my three videos "Should you move to Alabama "series first!!
@@andrewslife1979 ok thanks man! will do!!
@@andrewslife1979 well think I'm heading to fort Wayne
Huntsville is the place to go, I heard.
@@iwriteetheriwriteether8476 Huntsville is a good place to go you're absolutely correct , but you will pay a lot more for housing in Huntsville compared to fort Wayne
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The crime in Fort Wayne has dropped dramatically from what it had in the 90's and 2000's. Anyone who says differently is lying
doesn't mean its gone though
@@Blizmogames1337 no city is without crime
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Couldn't you have picked a sunny day to film?
Unfortunately during that time of the year there's not a whole lot of sunny days in this region of Indiana
@@andrewslife1979 I understand completely. The last thing we want viewers to see is our city at less than its full beauty and vibrancy. It's like damning a thing with faint praise. If you get another chance, pls redo it in the full sun on a crystal blue day. New people and businesses may view this from afar and think "Nah"....it's too meh. You'd never want to have an open house on a rainy day because you might not sell your house for top dollar. BUT, make no mistake, your content is absolutely excellent. Thank you.
If you want to look at crime more closely. You`ll find that most crime can be located in a small area of the city. In Fort Wayne
that area would be the Southeast side.
Crime is all over Fort Wayne not just secluded to 1 side of town.
Just video Fort Wayne, let history judge your work
Roads are trash. Nothing but traffic lights; barely any sidewalks; barely any bike lanes. Fort Wayne has a poorly located beltway which for the most part is too far away so that it only gets truck traffic bypassing the city.
Yes, there are lights, but there is no heavy traffic in the city. Ive never been in a traffic jam here! There arent so many bike lanes, but there are ample greenways with bike trails. They are safer than bike lanes and far more enjoyable.
@@xtusvincit5230 Yes, those are fine but they do not get cyclists to destinations, such as the ability to ride to work. Serious cyclists want bike lanes. Trails are glorified sidewalks which force cyclists to dodge pedestrians constantly and stop over and over again for street crossings.
@@xtusvincit5230 I used to live there and the traffic was terrible, and crosstown traffic is forced to drive on surface streets.
i wouldn't say the roads are completely terrible as of right now but they most certainly aren't perfect.
please stop calling it Fort Rain!!
certain people pronounce it differently
The city was built in 1974? Really? Review your facts before you post a video lol.
1794. Transposition is an easy mistake.
Whats the nightlife like in the Fort? What do people in there late 20s do for fun on weeknds
sometimes there is a sports game going on in the late hours, people sometimes party
I actually saw my car in this vid.