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City of Findlay Seeks Developers for State Residential Development Program
The City of Findlay is inviting residential developers to submit Letters of Interest for potential partnership opportunities utilizing the State of Ohio Residential Development Revolving Loan Program. That is a new state program designed to support the development of single-family housing through strategic infrastructure investment. The program is administered by...
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The Underrated Town In Ohio Where You Can Live Comfortably Without Breaking The Bank
Nobody puts Wapakoneta on those “best places to retire” lists that magazines publish to fill pages between advertisements, but maybe that’s exactly why it works so well. This unassuming west-central Ohio town offers genuine affordability and quality of life without the hype, crowds, or inflated prices that follow recognition.
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The Postcard-Worthy Town In Ohio Where You Can Retire Comfortably On $1,800 A Month
Most people dream of retirement destinations with palm trees and ocean breezes, but what if I told you paradise might just be hiding in west-central Ohio?. Wapakoneta offers small-town charm, genuine community spirit, and a cost of living that won’t drain your retirement savings faster than you can say “fixed income.”
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City ordinance offers step forward for housing enforcement – councilman says
Improving the quality of our housing and neighborhoods and holding all property owners to the same basic standards are among the top concerns I hear from the constituents I represent. These issues affect every member of our community, whether you’re a retired homeowner or a college renter. In recent...
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Owner looking to sell longtime Sidney store
SIDNEY, Ohio (WDTN) — A small business in downtown Sidney is for sale. According to our partners at Sidney Daily News, the owner of City Carry Out, a hometown convenience store at 132 N. Ohio Ave., is retiring. The owner is looking for someone potentially local to take over the business, as it has operated […]
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Superior Credit Union to open branch in downtown Lima
LIMA, OH— Superior Credit Union is pleased to announce the development of a new branch in downtown Lima, on the corner of Elm and Main. This new office will be the seventh Lima location and the 26th Superior branch in Ohio. The new branch at 241 S. Main St....
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Superior Credit Union dedicates $500,000 to First-Time Homebuyer Grants
January 16, 2025, Press Release from Superior Credit Union:. LIMA, OH—For the ninth consecutive year, Superior Credit Union is providing down payment assistance to first-time homebuyers. Through their internal program SuperiorFirst, Superior will provide 250 first-time homebuyers a grant of up to $2,000 to purchase their first home. Superior...
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This Lake Erie island owned by an American president is up for sale
CATAWBA ISLAND – Former President Rutherford B. Hayes private Lake Erie island is for sale, for a presidential price. Sitting off Catawba Island, the heavily wooded seven acres of Mouse Island is completely uninhabited, but it wasn’t always that way. Rutherford B. Hayes’ Mouse Island was never Mar-a-Lago. According to Lake Erie islands historian Mike Gora, it was considered their summer residence in 1874. His was the only property ever put on the island. The tiny island off Catawba Point is seen by Miller Ferry passengers as they go to Put-in-Bay. The property was sold by the Hayes family in 1966. According to realtor Kyle M. Recker, the agent from Howard Hanna of Port Clinton, it was most recently owned by a Hayes employee who had inherited the property. Calling it the "Hawaii of Ohio," and “A truly exceptional real estate investment, Mouse Island presents a rare canvas for your vision,” Recker wrote. The asking price? $5 million. It is surrounded by rocks and there is a reef that can be a safety hazard to boats. Gora said that the island gained some notoriety on July 3, 2006, when a 41-foot pleasure craft was beached on the island. Recker said
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Lima's 2025 housing market year in review
In 2025, the U.S. housing market largely continued the sluggish trends that have defined the post-pandemic years: high prices, elevated mortgage rates, and persistent economic uncertainty. Historically few homes sold through November 2025, and as sellers struggled to find buyers, many chose not to list at all. That pullback reduced inventory throughout the year, which in turn kept prices elevated.