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Cairo, OH · Real Estate
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BG short-term rentals ordinance would set limits on occupancy, and require payment of hotel-motel tax
Short-term rentals in Bowling Green may soon be asked to meet long-term standards, according to an ordinance presented Monday evening at BG City Council. The ordinance would require short-term rental properties to pay the city’s hotel-motel tax, meet inspection requirements, and have limits on occupancy. In March, two City...
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A once problem-ridden Tiffin apartment complex has new owners
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) -Absent management, piles of trash and neglected repairs. Those are just some of the problems 13 Action News heard from residents of the former Tiffin West apartments last year. Now, the new owners are speaking out and claim better days are ahead. Ryan Moninger and David Hans...
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Lima launches “Ready Build” program to boost housing development
Lima launches “Ready Build” program to boost housing development. The City of Lima has launched a “Ready Build” program offering free, pre-approved home plans to encourage residential construction. The initiative also includes incentives like fee waivers and access to build-ready lots to attract developers and new homeowners.
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WOCAP offer homeownership workshop for prospective buyer
LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) — The city of Lima and the West Ohio Community Action Partnership are once again offering a homeownership workshop for prospective buyers. Organizers say the workshop is open to anyone interested in purchasing a home, regardless of where they are in the process. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak with housing professionals to better understand what is needed to buy a home in Lima.
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'I want to sell my home': Findlay residents push back on Shady Grove Golf Course redevelopment
FINDLAY, Ohio — For more than 20 years, Diane Hutton has looked across the street at the rolling greens of Shady Grove Golf Course. “I sit on my front porch and I enjoy nature,” Hutton said. “I laugh at some of the golfers. I like to watch them mow their yard.”
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Equity Commercial brokers sale of 178,000-square-foot industrial facility in Fostoria
Equity Commercial Real Estate Solutions closed the sale of a 178,000-square-foot industrial manufacturing facility at 1150 State St. in Fostoria, Ohio, for $3.3 million. The property was acquired by an undisclosed out-of-state private investor, highlighting continued national demand for Midwest industrial assets and attractive regional cap rates. The facility is...
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Lakeview council meets, gets look at proposed new village building
The Lakeview Village Council got its first look at the architectural drawings of the new village building in its meeting Monday night. The drawings, provided by Beasley Architecture and Design, were given to Village Administrator Dave Scott so he could provide more information about the drain elevation in the construction area.
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Historic inn owner says it is time to move on
When you put literal blood, sweat and tears—on top of a lot of money—into a dream, it can be hard to accept that maybe it isn’t really what you wanted. That was what Shaun Reeves was facing when making the decision to sell The Lincoln House Inn less than a year after opening Bowling Green’s only historic inn.
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Fort Wayne business owner breaking barriers in construction industry
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - If you picture a construction worker, chances are you would imagine a man in a hard hat. According to research by McKinsey & Company, women make up about 13% of construction management roles. But things are changing. In Fort Wayne, one woman is seeing that...
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How Blaine Wells Is Redefining Professionalism in Real Estate
Blaine Wells has held his real estate license for 23 years in real estate in Northwest Ohio. He is based in Findlay, a micropolitan town where his family has been part of the local real estate scene since the 1970s. His grandfather, grandmother, and mother were in the business for years before him. That kind of continuity means something in a place where people still remember who sold their parents their first house. For Blaine, real estate was never just a career choice. It was more like destiny. It was something he grew up with, omnipresent. Always around, a profession woven into the fabric of his family’s story in the Findlay, OH community.