Brookfield Township
Brookfield Township, OH · Real Estate
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Peninsula's Short-Term Rental Crackdown Nets Just 7 Complaints, 1 Violation
Village records in Peninsula show just seven short-term-rental complaints and one documented violation over the past 12 months, even as officials tightened the rules governing the small Summit County village's vacation rentals. The single verified violation involved a property that was advertised as a short-term rental before it was registered with the village.
signalakron.org
Scores of empty Akron lots could become buildable with new rules proposed to City Council
Representatives of community development organizations, the local real estate agents’ association and Unify Akron — a group tasked with offering suggestions for the future of housing in the city — all agree: Members of Akron City Council should stop limiting new home construction by the size of the property a house would be built on.
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From Empty Lots to Endless Possibilities: The Evolution of the Cuyahoga Land Bank
Created in 2009 as a response to the foreclosure crisis that struck Northeast Ohio, the Cuyahoga Land Bank transforms vacant, abandoned, and tax-delinquent properties into community assets that strengthen neighborhoods and expand economic opportunity. It has become a leading model for neighborhood revitalization, and since its founding, the Land Bank has demolished more than 10,000 abandoned and blighted properties. Beyond demolition, the Land Bank's strategic partnerships with public, private, and nonprofit organizations have helped usher in more than $3.6 billion in economic impact through neighborhood revitalization initiatives.
familydestinationsguide.com
This Hidden Pennsylvania Town Offers Rent Under $700 And A Quality Of Life That Hits Different
There’s a city in northwestern Pennsylvania that has been quietly doing everything right while the rest of the country was busy overpaying for avocado toast and studio apartments the size of a parking space. Sharon, Pennsylvania is that city, and it’s about time more people found out about it....
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Developers break ground for Youngstown Technology Park
Developers break ground on the Youngstown Technology Park on Exal Court near Salt Springs Road in Youngstown Tuesday evening. The 200,000-square-foot industrial park will house light and advanced manufacturing companies. Tuesday’s groundbreaking marks phase one of the project, which will be a 50,400 sq. ft. facility to be completed at...
Akron Leader Publications
Akron Council considers removing barriers for new housing
DOWNTOWN AKRON — As the City of Akron looks to increase new housing in the city, Akron City Council is considering amending the zoning code to make it easier to construct new homes. During the Sept. 28 Akron City Council meeting, Council held a public hearing regarding the proposed...
cranberryeagle.com
While southwest grows, small towns like Zelie, Evans City face changes
On the Zelienople Harmony Area Community Forum Facebook page, you’ll see occasional posts of legacy businesses past and present. A recent post highlighted the town’s businesses 21 years ago, including The Strand Theater, Nino’s Pizza & Pasta, The Kaufman House and Beechers’ coffee shop. While the...
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New $64 million concert venue, Citizens Live at the Wylie, opens in Pittsburgh's Lower Hill
This week, Pittsburgh gets a brand-new concert venue in the Lower Hill District. And the hall was designed to forge links to the neighborhood’s musical heritage. Entertainment conglomerate Live Nation spent $64 million to build Citizens Live at the Wylie. Live Nation officials said that, with a capacity of up to 4,300, it’s built to be as intimate as a mid-sized concert venue can be, and to attract touring musicians, comedians and more who currently pass Pittsburgh by.
Cleveland.com
Peninsula tightened short-term rental rules. Records show complaints, one violation
PENINSULA, Ohio — Peninsula officials considered phasing out non-owner-occupied short-term rentals in 2024 but chose instead to tighten the village’s regulations. Two years later, voters will be asked whether the village should prohibit home rentals of fewer than 30 consecutive days when the owner is not living on the property during the rental.
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Buyers Are Rushing To Louisville, OH: Inside One of The Hottest Zip Codes In America
Realtor.com® has released its Hottest ZIP Codes 2026 report, revealing that even in a challenging market, there are areas with strong buyer interest. This year’s rankings arrive against a backdrop
mahoningmatters.com
Mahoning Valley’s first Culver’s restaurant coming to Boardman
The Mahoning Valley’s first Culver’s restaurant is coming to Boardman. Culver’s is expected to open at 154 Boardman Canfield Road in Boardman, which was previously home to Denny’s. The sale closed during the week of Sept. 23, according to Kevin Moss whose northeast Ohio commercial real...
mahoningmatters.com
Medical office with six exam rooms in Howland Township available for lease
There’s a purpose-built medical office available for lease on Niles Cortland Road with 3,861 square feet of space to see patients. The medical office at 321 Niles Cortland Road has a total of six exam rooms, an administration office, lab and x-ray suite. There are two physician offices with...
clevelandmagazine.com
Downtown at Valor Acres in Brecksville Nears Completion
This article was published through an exclusive content-sharing agreement with neo-trans.blog. The finished touches are being added to Valor Acres, a $678 million mixed-use lifestyle development in Brecksville. In this edition of Progress Pics, we take a walkthrough of the main street activity known as Downtown at Valor Acres, which is now open to pedestrians.
WFMJ.com
YSU acquires Smoky Hollow land for potential expansion
Youngstown State University acquired more property in the Smoky Hollow neighborhood for a potential future expansion. This comes after the Ohio Controlling Board approved a land transfer of two parcels near the intersection of Audubon Street and Carlton Avenue to the university for $25,000. YSU Associate Vice President of Facilities...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Potential buyer, use for Pittsburgh Mills remains a mystery for now
The impending sale of Pittsburgh Mills has created a bit of a buzz among shoppers, financial experts and real estate agents waiting to learn the identity of the buyer. “It’s the million-dollar question,” said Allegheny County Councilman Nick Futules, whose district encompasses the Route 28 corridor that houses the Frazer mall. “Even us elected officials are in the dark.”
WFMJ.com
Home developers, local leaders meet for Valley Housing Summit
Housing professionals, developers and local leaders met at the Eastwood Event Centre in Niles for a Valley Housing Summit to discuss solutions to the nationwide shortage of homes. The Youngstown-Warren Regional Chamber hosted the event to raise awareness of issues that cause the crisis and ways to increase the housing...