Brookfield Township
Brookfield Township, OH · Real Estate
whbc.com
Canton for All People Leader Sees New Housing in Industrial Area
CANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Always thinking new housing with a recreation component. Canton for All People has purchased the 43,000 square foot former Edward R Hart Company building on McGregor Avenue near 7th Street NW and Water Works Park. Executive Director Don Ackerman proposes tearing the...
WFMZ-TV Online
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Pittsburgh metro area
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Pittsburgh metro area. The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United States...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
South Hills real estate transactions for the week of Sept. 20, 2026
Meghan Mack sold property at 5123 Elmwood Drive to Alicia Gower for $260,000. Catherine Piasente sold property at 1019 Emery Drive to Easton Klein and Bridget Cumer for $330,000. James Blythe sold property at 632 Brinwood Ave. to Romania Simon for $240,000. Eric Young sold property at 1425 Junior Drive...
wtuz.com
Tuscarawas EDC to Dig Deeper into 17-Acre Site in New Philadelphia
The Tuscarawas County Economic Development Corporation is digging deeper into the 17-acre Joy Redevelopment site in New Philadelphia. Executive Director Marla Akridge says a $300,000 state grant is allowing the TCEDC to find out what is in the soil underground at the former industrial site at 338 South Broadway Street.
Akron Leader Publications
CitiCenter project gets underway in downtown Akron
DOWNTOWN AKRON — After years of planning, financing challenges and delays, redevelopment of the historic CitiCenter building officially got underway Sept. 10. More than 60 people gathered at the 10-story Art Deco landmark at 146 S. High St. for a ceremonial kickoff marking the beginning of construction to transform the former Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) building into 115 market-rate apartments.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Developers plan apartment building with grocery store on land owned by University of Pittsburgh
A large site in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood may soon be home to a large mixed-use construction with hundreds of apartments and a grocery store. Plans call for a seven-story, 335,700-square-foot building at 359 Halket St. near UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital and the fork of Boulevard of the Allies and Zulema Street on land owned by the University of Pittsburgh.
wtuz.com
Opinions Differed for a Bid on a Uhrichsville Lot
Uhrichsville council majority decided to hold off on approving a bid for a vacant lot. Thursday evening discussion centered around a single bid placed for 521 E 1st Street. Mayor Jim Zucal recommended for council to table the resolution for follow up with the bidder, who lives out of state.
amishamerica.com
This Amish Shop Went From One Hay Wagon In 1994 To 22,000 Square Feet
In today’s guest post, Fred Hendricks shares a closer look at Weaver Wagons, an Ohio Amish-owned wagon and carriage business. Ervin Weaver could not have envisioned the success of this venture when he built the first wagon in 1994 – simple, but quality flatbed to haul hay. Ervin...
signalakron.org
Akron homebuyers could save thousands with free house plans, down payment help
The following item is a written record of the Ward 9 meeting from Sept. 1, 2026, compiled by Akron Documenter Ken Evans. It is not a reported story. Documenters are residents who are trained to observe and document local government meetings. Their notes are edited before publication for clarity and accuracy — unless quotation marks are used, all text is paraphrased.
Medina County Gazette
Redwood seeks rezoning for 111-unit Wadsworth apartment development
WADSWORTH — A developer wants to build 111 rental homes near state Route 261 and South Medina Line Road, but the property would first have to be rezoned. Wadsworth City Council held a public hearing Tuesday on a proposal to rezone five parcels to R-2 residential. The request drew concerns about traffic and the loss of commercially zoned property, as well as questions about how future development would affect surrounding roads and neighborhoods.