Pros and Cons of Living in Fort Wayne, Indiana North or South?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- North Fort Wayne and South Fort Wayne are similar but they do have differences that may fit your lifestyle better. South Fort Wayne, near Sweet Water Sound, is closer to amenities while North Fort Wayne, closer to Parkview Regional Medical Center, has more opportunities for finding land and homes on bigger lots.
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Their's 3 Target stores..
Are you sure you know enough about the area to do a review?
Their's a HUGE difference between the southwest & southeast part of town. The price is cheaper on the southside, especially southeast for a reason.
There are 3 Targets. You were right about that. The good thing is anytime I make a mistake it makes us better for the next video. I do appreciate it the feedback
Also, I did say North of town near Perry Township and South of town near Aboite. Which I didn't clarify is southwest. I can see how that might mislead some of our viewers. Getting better each video
@@LivingInFortWayne
That's a kind professional response.
The best of luck to you & your clients.
@@LivingInFortWayne Just to make a point, there is life south of Dupont Rd in North Ft Wayne.
@@steves259 💯 I’ve always struggled on what is considered “North” During my research, North of Coliseum, used to be considered north. I consider North of DuPont “North” To your point, there is almost nothing north of DuPont. I think that’s important if people are moving near PRMC. They’ll be north of DuPont most likely. Although, Union Chapel has seen a lot of commercial growth in the past 18 months
Southwest side of town - Northwest side of town - $300-$400,000+ buys a nice home that can raise 2 kids. The pricepoint basically stays the same for a retired couple that wants to enjoy a wonderful home and not worry about the normal statistical crime in the Southeast area of Fort Wayne, which for years has been "rough" since the 1980's.
Up north. You can find a nice home for 250-300k depending on size. Turnberry in Huntertown you could get a 3/2 2300 sqft for 275k, Rapids of Keifer Creek about the same. Just south of DuPont, same house will go for $240k. DuPont road is the dividing line that forces more appreciation. Same principle for most of Aboite…
How’s the area around St Francis College? And is the bad area you’re talking about a short drive to there?
@@hiyathere599 Bad area??? Here is a website that gives an overview of schools, real estate, crime, and economics. www.neighborhoodscout.com/in/fort-wayne
St. Francis College is a very small college downtown but everything is a short drive; small town
@@hiyathere599
You'll hear gunshots most nights on the southeast side near McMillan Park.
This guy is a realtor & doesn't know the first thing about ft wayne.
@@LivingInFortWayne Your definition of downtown is a lot different than mine ! St Francis is NOT downtown, it's about 2 miles north of Illinois Rd.
$300,000 to $400,000 will most likely buy you a lot more in Fort Wayne, Indiana than it would in the Chicago area suburbs where I live. The homes would be older. About 25-30 years old. Not to mention less house and more taxes in Illinois. With the people moving to Fort Wayne, how long will those prices stay low?
You will absolutely find newer/bigger houses in Fort Wayne between $300k-$400k. New construction here starts at around $270k
Partly because our median household income, according to www.census.gov/quickfacts/fact/table/chicagocityillinois,fortwaynecityindiana,highlandparkcityillinois,glencoevillageillinois/SEX255221
Fort Wayne's median is $53,978 and Chicago's is $65, 781. There are fewer folks here that can afford homes above $300k.
2nd. there are over 12k people per square mile in Chicago. Only 2,300 here in Fort Wayne. That's more comparable to areas like Glencoe and Highland Park.
Home prices will remain at the current range for the foreseeable future because our population increase was only 0.8 percent. 3%, or more, population increase is usually considered rapid. We're technically only growing at a moderate rate.
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A lot of cookie cuter new construction homes. I prefer custom with at least 75% brick.
There’s actually 3 targets and there’s plenty to do on the north side of town. Also I feel like this is just southwest side Fort Wayne vs north Fort Wayne. If we talk about the real south Fort Wayne than northern Fort Wayne is better. Also let’s be honest it’s more money in northern Fort Wayne because it’s better.
If you mean north of Dupont…compared to Southwest, there’s more southwest
The only two Target's that I've been to are the 1 on Coldwater 3801 Coldwater Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46805
And the one in New Haven on Stelhorn
6119 Stellhorn Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46815
6119 Stellhorn Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46815
Where is the other one?
@@LivingInFortWayne There’s a Target on Thomas Road over by Jefferson Pointe
@@randomkeir mistake on my part. I knew that but forgot. Thanks for the correction
@@randomkeir The main point is I have to drive Jefferson Pointe…just for Target. I live past Dupont. I hope they build a Target off Union Chapel going east towards Parkview North
What is the apartment market like in Fort wayne? Don't have enough to buy a house yet, but I am interested in relocating.
We get that a lot. It depends on what kind of apartment or if you want to rent a home with a yard. There is a private group called “ Fort Wayne Rentals” and our property management site is in the bio as well
I pay 435 a month for rent
@@theretrosavage south or north side?
Just move to Indy. Far more to offer with decent cost of living. My home is priced at 450k and my monthly mortage is 1700k.
How’s the area around St Francis College
That area is good. Mature neighborhoods, older homes, and walkable. There are some spots. It's kind of hard to explain. One or two streets have been neglected a bit.
@LivingInFortWayne
That's a pretty safe area.
Avoid anything south east of the downtown area.. that's mainly the area to worry about.
(McMillan Park Area).
I question this guy's credibility to do a review on ft wayne.
When are prices coming down?
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@@LivingInFortWayne I understand the inventory issue but even with that affordability at all time low and interest rates at 7%. Prices need to normalize
They are not coming down, still going up.
@@ellenfarmer3498 Yes and no. Seasonal decrease happens annually, during the winter but new construction has seen a noticeable dip in the last 30 days. I talk about it in detail in my last video: th-cam.com/video/56x5B6WYrzg/w-d-xo.html
Price for homes in Fort Wayne are set. Very unlikely that prices will go down. Especially in Southwest Allen County or Northwest Allen County.
Fort Wayne is as bad as it gets. Don't do it. You will regret it!
What are the bad things that you don’t like?
@Living In Fort Wayne Boring, racism, potholes, backwards thinking, crap infrastructure, and hillbilly heroin addicts.
Comments like these are always from people who know nothing about ft wayne, lol.
Do yourself a favor & keep your head buried in your corn field while ft wayne continues to thrive.
Fart wayne
I've never seen it spelled that way