Delphos
Delphos, OH · Real Estate
whio.com
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.
bgindependentmedia.org
BG house selected for Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit project
A Bowling Green house has been selected to receive state support for a historic restoration project. As part of the Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credit Program, 33 projects will be awarded more than $75 million in tax credits to preserve 45 buildings across the state. The projects are expected to leverage approximately $681 million in private investments.
WKRC
Extremely rare real estate project underway in Covington
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A development team is rehabbing a historic building in the heart of downtown Covington into new office space, a rare speculative project in the region, which has seen almost none of the like since the Covid-19 pandemic. The development team in March 2024 acquired the...
familydestinationsguide.com
This Historic City In Indiana Is So Affordable, Retirees Wished They Moved Sooner
Imagine discovering a place where your retirement savings suddenly feel like a winning lottery ticket instead of a dwindling lifeline of anxiety. Fort Wayne, Indiana is that rare financial oasis where retirees are living their golden years without constantly checking their bank accounts or subsisting on a diet of discount ramen.
WANE 15
Downtown, East Central housing demand growing in Fort Wayne, study shows
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — A new housing market study shows strong demand for new housing in downtown Fort Wayne and the nearby East Central neighborhood, with room for hundreds of new units over the next five years. The study breaks down who is moving downtown and East Central, with most new residents living in […]
FOX19
Groundbreaking in central riverfront neighborhood in Covington
familydestinationsguide.com
This Underrated Town In Ohio Proves You Don’t Need A Big Budget To Live Comfortably
Imagine a place where your dollar stretches like carnival taffy, where homeownership doesn’t require a six-figure salary, and where the simple pleasures of life don’t come with complicated price tags. Welcome to Bryan, Ohio – the small town that’s becoming the worst-kept secret among budget-conscious retirees and families...
Ohio Insights
Seeking Affordable Housing Options in Bowling Green
A social media user is seeking advice on finding an apartment in Bowling Green, moving from Louisville in mid to late February. As a single male, his budget is around $900, but he's open to a little flexibility. He's turned to the online community for recommendations and insights on the best places to live within his budget.
bgindependentmedia.org
Rental housing owners required to submit self-inspection reports to city by Dec. 31
Residential rental property owners and authorized agents are being reminded that interior and exterior self-inspections for each rental unit are due by Dec. 31, as required by the City of Bowling Green’s Rental Registration & Inspection Program. Inspections must be submitted through the city’s online rental inspection portal. Mailed...
takingthekids.com
11 Charming Ohio Towns Where Life Is Quiet, Cozy, And Affordable
Life moves differently in Ohio’s small towns, the kind of places where front porches stay busy, downtowns glow softly in the evenings, and neighbors greet each other like old friends. These communities offer more than postcard charm; they deliver calm mornings, cozy traditions, and prices that won’t send anyone running.
hometownstations.com
21 Alive News
Wiegmann Auctioneers hosts ‘Dick and Deanna Freeland Estate auction
CJ Coombs
Why the historic Adolph Boesel House in New Bremen, Ohio deserves attention
The Adolph Boesel House was originally located at 110 South Franklin Street in New Bremen, Ohio. It was later relocated to 400 Easthaven Drive, and it is privately owned. It represents an example of this city's rich local heritage. This house is considered one of the most cherished structures in Ohio. The Boesel family were nonetheless successful in New Bremen.
Akron Leader Publications
Springfield Trustees address three nuisance properties
SPRINGFIELD — Springfield Township trustees Nov. 13 addressed three nuisance properties in the township — declaring one to be in violation of the zoning code, giving another owner two more months to clean up his property, and tabling the third case until the Dec. 11 board meeting in order to clarify information given by the property owner.