Team 360 Sells

04/24/2026

04/08/2026

🚨NEW LISTING ALERT🚨

✨Discover this spacious and beautifully updated two-story home in the desirable Hunters Point neighborhood of Northeast Fort Wayne. Offering over 2,200 square feet, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath home is perfectly designed to meet the needs of a growing family. 🌟

✨Inside, you’ll find multiple living spaces including a welcoming living room and a cozy family roomwith a fireplace—ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The large eat-in kitchen features custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, a pantry, and a built-in wine rack.

✨This home has been thoughtfully maintained with major updates already completed, including a newer water heater, furnace,and A/C within the past 10 years, plus a roof that’s only 3 years old. Energy-efficient double-hung Pella windows were installed in 2013 🏡

FOR MORE INFORMATION/SHOWINGS CONTACT Gary and Jill Brigman ☎️

01/14/2026

🚨NEW LISTING ALERT🚨

✨This spacious home in Amber Ridge Estates offers approximately 4,960 square feet of finished living space, including the basement, and sits on a generous 0.62-acre lot.The home features four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, a half bath, and two kitchens, providing exceptional flexibility and space 🤩

✨Storage is abundant throughout the home with ample closets and storage areas. On the main level, you’ll find a primary suite with a walk-in closet and a private bath featuring dual vanities, a jetted garden tub, and a separate shower.

✨The kitchen offers a center island, built-in desk, and a private breakfast nook. A sunroom opens to a wood deck, perfect for outdoor enjoyment. The main floor also includes two living areas—one with a gas brick fireplace—along with a laundry room featuring a utility sink and built-in ironing board, and a convenient half bath. 🏡

FOR MORE INFORMATION/SHOWINGS CONTACT Gary and Jill Brigman WITH Team 360 Sells ☎️

01/12/2026

Mortgage rates dropped sharply last week after President Donald Trump announced plans to direct Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase $200 billion in mortgage bonds, a move intended to push rates lower and improve affordability. The average 30-year fixed rate fell to about 5.99%, its lowest level since early 2023, and analysts say rates could decline another 25–50 basis points if the program moves forward.
Lower rates would reduce monthly payments and could bring more buyers back into the market. For someone purchasing a median-priced home of around $425,000 with 20% down, a move from roughly 6.2% to 5.9% could lower payments by about $100–$120 per month. That difference may be enough for some first-time buyers to finally qualify. If more buyers enter the market without a matching increase in housing supply, competition is likely to rise. When inventory is tight and multiple offers become common, sellers gain leverage — and that often means fewer seller concessions, such as paying closing costs or offering rate buydowns.
In recent months, concessions became more common as high rates sidelined buyers. A sustained drop in rates could reverse that trend, shifting negotiating power back toward sellers.
The bottom line: lower mortgage rates may improve affordability and boost activity, but unless more homes come to market, buyers could face stiffer competition and fewer opportunities to ask sellers for help at the closing table.