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hoodline.com
Port of Cleveland Bankrolls 10 Homes in St. Clair-Superior, 120 Senior Flats in Euclid
The Port of Cleveland Board of Directors has signed off on financing for two very different but equally overdue housing projects: 10 new owner-occupied homes rising on long-vacant land bank lots in Cleveland's St. Clair-Superior neighborhood, and a 120-unit affordable senior living community planned for a 6.7-acre site in Euclid that has sat empty for a quarter century. The board approved both projects on October 8.
weeklyvillager.com
Ruoff Mortgage opens new branch in Ravenna
The reach of Ruoff Mortgage, a mortgage lending company operating in the Midwest, has expanded into Portage County. Ruoff Mortgage’s first branch in Portage County celebrated its grand opening on Sept. 30 at 125 East Main Street in Ravenna. “It is a huge benefit to this community,” Senior Loan...
familydestinationsguide.com
Escape To The Ohio Town Where Rent Stays Under $750 And The Vibes Are Absolutely Immaculate
There’s a city in northeastern Ohio that has somehow managed to be genuinely wonderful while most of the country wasn’t paying attention, and its name is Youngstown. Rent under $750, real community, beautiful parks, and food that will make you question every life decision that led you somewhere more expensive.
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Cleveland.com
Port of Cleveland backs 10 new homes in St. Clair-Superior, 120 affordable senior apartments in Euclid
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The Port of Cleveland has approved financing support for two housing projects that would add 10 new single-family homes in Cleveland’s St. Clair-Superior neighborhood and 120 affordable assisted-living apartments in Euclid. The Port’s board of directors approved the projects on Oct. 8. The board approved...
signalakron.org
Homeless families find resources, housing through Akron nonprofit Family Promise
The following item is a written record of the Akron City Council Ward 2 meeting from Sept. 30, compiled by Akron Documenter Mike Klein. 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.
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thenorthsidechronicle.com
Real Estate Transfers Oct. 4 to Oct. 10
Nathan Cooper to Jennifer Odle at 529 Jacksonia St. for $640,000. Pittsburgh City to John Kirk IV at Loraine St., parcel 0023-G-00076-0000-00, for $24,000. Estate of Paul Walch to OAP Ventures LLC at 1152 Termon Ave. for $85,000. East Deutschtown. Richard Krist Jr. to Megan Jansen at 1012 Constance St....
clevelandmagazine.com
unearththevoyage.com
This Affordable Ohio Town Is Where Retirees Are Quietly Trading Big Bills For Front-Porch Living
Some places do not shout about themselves, and that is exactly why they stick with you. I kept hearing a soft buzz about a river city on the eastern edge of Ohio, and my curiosity finally won. What I found was a small city with a big past and a...
cityofmentor.com
2026 Q3 Mentor Retail Vacancy at 6.6%
The Cleveland 3rd Quarter 2026 Retail Market Report compiled by CoStar tracks approximately 194 million square feet of retail space in 8 counties (Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Portage, Medina, and Summit). The 3rd Quarter vacancy rate increased 0.2% to 4.8% for 2026 and is 0.5% higher than the vacancy rate of 4.3% for the 3rd Quarter of 2025.
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signalakron.org
Opposition grows as Akron Chamber speaks out against housing issues on ballot
In the days after Akron Mayor Shammas Malik announced his stance against two proposals intended to improve access to housing in the city, a groundswell of opposition from landlords and business leaders has followed. The board of the Greater Akron Chamber on Friday voted to oppose Issues 11 and 12,...
nordoniahills.news
Macedonia Council Moves Key Inn Demolition Forward, Starts Fairlane Drive Teardown Notice and Holds Two Ordinances
Council Also Hears Updates on the Service Building, Leaf Pickup and Hotel Projects, Plus a Clean Audit for the Finance Department. Macedonia City Council took two big steps toward tearing down problem properties Thursday night. Members passed a resolution to seek bids for demolishing the Key Inn. They also started the legal process to demolish a vacant house at 8246 Fairlane Drive. Two other ordinances were held for changes.