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Downtown Cleveland’s 925 Euclid Auction Delayed a Week to Nov. 10
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The foreclosure auction of downtown Cleveland’s 925 Euclid Avenue — the 1924 landmark long known as the Huntington Building — has been pushed back a week, to November 10, at the request of the court-appointed receiver overseeing the sale. The delay was granted by U.S. District Court Judge Charles Fleming after an […]
Richland Source
Land Bank likely to vote next week on selling lots for Woda Cooper for ‘infill housing’ in Mansfield
The board will likely vote on the transfers and purchase agreement during a special meeting on Nov. 13. The post Land Bank likely to vote next week on selling lots for Woda Cooper for ‘infill housing’ in Mansfield appeared first on Richland Source .
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Akron’s New Renter Protections Now Face Council Deadlines and a Court Threat
Akron voters approved two charter amendments on Nov. 3 that will reshape the relationship between renters and landlords across the city — and the work of turning that vote into working law now falls to Akron City Council, which faces a hard 90-day deadline once the measures take effect, according to reporting by the Akron […]
Cleveland Jewish News
Pulte eyes 73 homes in Beachwood
The Beachwood planning and zoning commission voted unanimously to approve both a lot split and preliminary site plan during an Oct. 29 meeting that paves the way for a housing development to be built off Chagrin Boulevard, near the intersection with Richmond Road. The project will see 73 single-family homes...
freshwatercleveland.com
Still Standing: BH General Contracting gives a 126-year-old Bedford home a new lease on life
The grand homes of Cleveland’s wealthy are justly renowned, but the homes of the legion of blue-collar workers whose diligent labor made those fortunes possible deserve recognition too. One such century home stands on East Grace Street in Bedford—known as “Hometown America at its best” with older, well-maintained homes...
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Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Opens $135M Expansion in November With 1,400-Capacity Concert Venue
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's $135 million expansion will open to the public on November 22. The project adds 50,000 square feet to the Cleveland museum, including a dedicated indoor concert venue. A community day will coincide with the opening. The New York-based firm Practice for Architecture and...
multihousingnews.com
Cleveland Multifamily Report – October 2026
The market is outperforming, in line with Midwestern peers. Cleveland’s average advertised asking rent increased 0.2 percent, on a trailing three-month basis through August to $1,274, matching the pace of national growth. Year-over-year, rents in the metro rose 2.5 percent, far outpacing the U.S. average of 0.4 percent. Although stabilized occupancy softened on a year-over-year basis, Cleveland remained in line with the national average at 94.2 percent.
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Holmdel, NJ’s Bennett Capital Advisors acquires $8M Giant Eagle-anchored Ohio retail center
Cushman & Wakefield’s Brad Domenico and team source debt from Provident Bank. Warren, OH — Bennett Capital Advisors (BCA) announced the acquisition of Jamestown Village Plaza, marking BCA’s first acquisition since its inception earlier this year. Located in Warren, OH, the 107,000 s/f center is anchored by...
hoodline.com
Old Brooklyn's Memphis & Pearl Site Cleared as New Developer Steps In
Three buildings are now gone from the corner of Pearl Road and Memphis Avenue in Old Brooklyn, marking the most visible progress yet on a mixed-use project that has been years in the making. The site's owner has also brought on a new developer for the effort, giving fresh momentum to a redevelopment that neighbors have watched evolve through multiple versions of its scope and price tag.
signalakron.org
Akron approves nearly $313,000 to demolish 11 condemned commercial properties
Eleven commercial properties have been slated for demolition throughout Akron for failing to maintain minimum standards for safety. Jodie Forester, compliance administrator for Akron’s Housing Compliance Division, said demolition dates have not yet been set. Once the structures are demolished, Forester said, the plots of land still belong to...
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Housing issues on election ballot could change renting rules
AKRON, Ohio — Election Day could mean big changes to how people rent homes in one Ohio city. Two ballot issues have brought construction on a new housing development to a halt, and the next step depends on the election results. In September, Welty Enterprises kicked off its latest...