Moving to Warsaw: Pros, Cons & What to Know

Moving to Warsaw means moving to a real, globally significant orthopedic-manufacturing hub that also anchors Indiana's genuine "Lake County" region.

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A real, globally significant orthopedic cluster

DePuy, the world's first orthopedic-device company, was founded in Warsaw in 1895. Zimmer Biomet, headquartered in the city today, anchors a real cluster housing nearly one-third of the entire $38 billion global orthopedic industry.

A real, distinct lakes-region identity

Kosciusko County holds more than 100 lakes, including Lake Wawasee (Indiana's largest natural lake) and Lake Tippecanoe (Indiana's deepest, at 123 feet) -- a real, long-documented summer-vacation and lakefront-retirement draw.

Adjacent Winona Lake and Grace College

Winona Lake, directly adjacent to Warsaw, hosts Grace College, a private Christian liberal-arts college, and carries a materially higher median household income than Warsaw proper.

The lowest property tax rate in this batch

Kosciusko County's 0.60% effective property tax rate runs the lowest of this state's Tier B markets built in this batch.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-27. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.