Tag: Community Development Division Director Jonathan Leist
Construction on two “A Lot to Love” homes underway
Construction is now underway on the first two homes that are part of the City of Fort Wayne’s A Lot to Love program.
Historic Schaab building to become home to Mitchell’s Downtown and Flashbacks Downtown
Fort Wayne Mayor Sharon Tucker announced today that the historic Schaab Metal Products building along the riverfront will soon be home to Mitchell’s Downtown and Flashbacks Downtown.
Two teams selected as finalists for North River Fieldhouse
A City of Fort Wayne Redevelopment Advisory Committee has selected two finalists to potentially serve as the master developer for the North River site.
Residents share ideas for future of southeast Fort Wayne
About 150 residents attended the Southeast Strategy Update Open House this evening and contributed their ideas for future improvements in the area.
Mary Tyndall named PIO for Community Development Division
The City of Fort Wayne’s Community Development Division today announced Mary Tyndall as its new public information officer.
$45 million mixed-use development at The Wells Street Wedge site announced
Today, the City of Fort Wayne and Barrett Realty Investments announced that a mixed-use project on the 2.28-acre site known as “The Wells Street Wedge” is planned.
Completion of streetscape project enhances Pontiac Street Corridor
Phase II of the Pontiac Streetscape enhancement project has been completed. Phase I was finished last fall.
Video: The Landing Exchange announcement
Video from the announcement on September 9, 2024, of the proposed new Landing Exchange project.
Mayor Tucker announces $20 million plan for new housing project on The Landing
Today, Mayor Sharon Tucker announced plans for The Landing Exchange, a $20 million housing development proposed on The Landing along the northeast corner of Harrison and Columbia streets, which is currently a surface parking lot.
Shawnee Place Historic District listed in National Register of Historic Places
The Shawnee Place Historic District is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places.