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Elkhart/Goshen joins Fort Wayne and Lafayette area as top emerging housing markets
ELKHART ― The Elkhart/Goshen market dropped a bit in the most recent rankings of the nation’s top emerging housing markets as reported by The Wall Street Journal and Realtor.com. Reviewing date from the 300 largest metropolitan areas in the United States, the Elkhart/Goshen area was ranked 12th in the nation in the Winter...
These Indiana locations are some of the most in-demand places to live in the U.S.
A recent study of most in-demand neighborhoods in the United States, conducted by BetOhio, included four Indiana areas in the top 20, with Fort Wayne leading the way. Completed by BetOhio, the team analyzed data from Realtor.com to find two metrics, demand score and median days on the market. Indiana...
Notable housing markets include three cities in Indiana.
As the housing market experiences a seasonal shift, Lafayette-West Lafayette, Fort Wayne, and Elkhart-Goshen are stand outs. They are on the list of notable markets according to the Winter 2024 Wall Street Journal/Realtor.com Emerging Housing Markets Index. In this quarter’s list of the top 20 emerging housing markets, Lafayette-West Lafayette claims the 7th spot, boasting […] The post Notable housing markets include three cities in Indiana. appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Wabash County's Innovative Housing Strategies Aim to Boost Local Population
Wabash County, 45 miles southwest of Fort Wayne, is adopting new housing strategies to attract residents and counter its population decline over the past four decades. The county is working with The Community Foundation of Wabash County, Grow Wabash County, The Wabash County Commissioners, and the cities and towns of Wabash, North Manchester, Lagro, Roann, and LaFontaine. They are developing a plan, Imagine One 85, led by Alex Downard, to enhance the county's appeal.
It's hard for Gen Z to buy homes. A study says this Indiana city is the most affordable
Many younger Americans are currently facing the harsh reality of the home buyers’ market, where it’s nearly impossible to purchase the home of their dreams. Specifically, Gen Z and some Millennials. Gen Z, born between 1997 and 2012, is estimated at 21% of the U.S. population, or around 69.58 million people, yet less than 17% of the demographic own a home.
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