| Fort Wayne, IN | |
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| State | Indiana |
| Population | 265,752 |
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Compared to other places in this area, Fort Wayne is a little less expensive, and it's significantly less expensive compared to the US as a whole.
Fort Wayne's median home cost is $115,100. In comparison to other places in this area it is roughly $21,017 (15%) lower.It is approximately $102,400 (47%) lower in comparison to the entire nation.
In Fort Wayne the median rent is $764 per month. Compared to other places in this area it is about $97 (11%) lower.It is approximately $298 (28%) lower in comparison to the US as a whole.
New Haven is Fort Wayne's neighbor to the east. Real estate prices there are somewhat less expensive. The price of the median home in New Haven is $103,400, which works out to $11,700 (11%) lower than Fort Wayne. Rents there are a little more expensive. New Haven's median monthly rent is $822, which works out to $58 (7%) higher than Fort Wayne.
Huntertown is Fort Wayne's neighbor to the north. The housing prices there are somewhat more expensive. The median home in Huntertown is valued at $168,700, which comes out to $53,600 (31%) higher than Fort Wayne. Rent there is significantly more expensive. The median rent in Huntertown is $1,125 per month, which is $361 (32%) higher than Fort Wayne.
Leo-Cedarville is approximately 10 miles northeast from Fort Wayne. The housing prices there are substantially more expensive. The median home cost in Leo-Cedarville is $196,900, which comes out to $81,800 (41%) higher than Fort Wayne. Rents there are a little more expensive. The median rent in Leo-Cedarville is $862 per month, which comes out to $98 (11%) higher than Fort Wayne.
Grabill is approximately 11 miles northeast from Fort Wayne. Real estate prices there are fairly similar. The median home cost in Grabill is $110,400, which comes out to $4,700 (4%) lower than Fort Wayne. The rent there is a little less expensive. The median monthly rent in Grabill is $678, which comes out to $86 (12%) lower than Fort Wayne.
Hoagland is about 11 miles southeast of Fort Wayne. The housing prices there are similar. Hoagland's median home price is $119,600, which comes out to $4,500 (3%) higher than Fort Wayne. Rent there is a little more expensive. Hoagland's median rent is $833 per month, which is $69 (8%) higher than Fort Wayne.
Harlan is about 12 miles northeast of Fort Wayne. Housing prices there are fairly similar. The median home in Harlan is valued at $117,700, which comes out to $2,600 (2%) higher than Fort Wayne. Rent there is a bit more expensive. The median monthly rent in Harlan is $847, which comes out to $83 (9%) higher than Fort Wayne.