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Toledo neighbors demand action as overgrown weeds take over vacant properties on West Oakland Street
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Neighbors living near two vacant properties on West Oakland Street say they have been waiting years for the city to act, and they want answers. The properties at 25 and 28 West Oakland Street have become a source of frustration for neighbors. The house at 25 West Oakland has been empty for roughly two decades, according to neighbors, and has significant overgrowth in the backyard. The lot at 28 West Oakland has no structure, but is overtaken by wild weeds.
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$20M investment helps plan to build new hotel, 300 apartment units at Liberty Center
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WXIX) - A plan to build a new hotel and add hundreds of apartments at Liberty Center is moving forward after the development announced an additional $20 million investment. Real estate developer Centennial has plans to expand and make upgrades to Liberty Center, a 64-acre mixed-use property...
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Sylvania – Then & Now: 6403 Monroe Street
In 1903 Warren W. and Mary (Smith) Blankley purchased what became Lot 10 of Hubbard’s Addition and in 1909, built the home shown in the 1964 photo. The couple was married in 1890, and Mary died before the 1910 census was taken. Warren, 38, was listed living here by himself. He was employed as a motorman for the Toledo & Western Railway, the passenger train service that ran through Sylvania at this time . In 1912 he married Sophia Ott, and they continued to own this home until 1919 when they built a new home, just to the west, at 6457 Monroe St. (I will tell you more about them when we visit that property.)
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Eight New Homes Planned for Shelby as Housing Development Moves Forward
A new residential development is taking shape in Shelby after plans were approved for the construction of eight new single-family homes. City officials say the project will help address continued demand for housing while expanding residential options within the community. The development is expected to add new tax base, attract additional families and support long-term growth in the northern portion of Richland County.
The Blade
To the editor: Community safety begins with communities that thrive
Ask almost anyone what makes them feel safe, and you probably will not hear statistics. They will talk about children riding their bikes until the streetlights come on. Neighbors who know each other’s names. Homes that are cared for. Local businesses that stay open. Parks where families gather. Jobs that provide stability. Streets where people feel comfortable walking after dinner. Safety is not just the absence of crime. It is the presence of opportunity, connection, and hope. That belief has guided the work of Local Initiatives Support Corp. Toledo for more than 35 years. As a community development organization, LISC partners with residents, nonprofits, businesses, philanthropy, and government to invest in affordable housing, small businesses, neighborhood revitalization, financial opportunity, and the local organizations that help communities thrive. Our work is rooted in a simple idea: strong neighborhoods create better outcomes for everyone. That is why a new report from the Brookings Institution, developed in collaboration with LISC and informed by the organization’s decades of experience investing in neighborhoods across the country, is so important. The research reminds us that building safer communities requires more than responding to violence after it happens. It requires investing in the people and places that
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North Toledo neighbors frustrated by duplex that has been vacant for years
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A duplex at the intersection of Wallace and East Manhattan boulevards in north Toledo has sat vacant for roughly seven to eight years, and neighbors say they want answers about what will happen to the property. Neighbor calls property a ‘blight’. Eleodoro Martinez, who lives...
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Eight New Homes Planned for Shelby as Housing Development Moves Forward
A new residential development is taking shape in Shelby after plans were approved for the construction of eight new single-family homes. City officials say the project will help address continued demand for housing while expanding residential options within the community. The development is expected to add new tax base, attract additional families and support long-term growth in the northern portion of Richland County.
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Sheriff Sale results for August 5, 2026
CI2025-03381 Click n' Close, Inc., Plaintiff(s) vs Quinnetta Griffin et al, Defendant(s). Parcel no. 20-50021. Located at 1109 Independence Road Toledo OH 43607. Appraised at $195,000.00. Daniel A Cox, atty. CANCELLED. CI2025-02458 The Bank of New York Mellon, Plaintiff(s) vs Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Legatee, Executors, Administrators, Spouses and Assigns, and...
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Findlay Habitat Kicks Off 3-Home Blitz for Families Hit by Housing Crunch
Three Findlay families are set to see the first walls of their future homes rise Tuesday evening, as Habitat for Humanity of Findlay/Hancock County launches its fall construction season with a public ceremony in the Krystal Ridge neighborhood. The Raise the Wall ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday from 5:30 to...
The Blade
Sylvania native buys Haymarket Square, plans overhaul
Blink and you’ll miss it. That’s what Frank Bobroski, owner of the Sodbuster Bar in Haymarket Square, has thought for the last 15 years. “There’s been no change to the center in years, so I’m looking forward to some new energy here,” Mr. Bobroski said. “If you don’t know it is here, you drive right by.” Built in 1973 by Eugene Paul, Haymarket Square retains its Old West theme but sits largely hidden from Main Street in downtown Sylvania. Now a Sylvania native and technology executive has purchased the shopping center with plans to renovate it and restore it as a downtown destination. Chad Stachowicz, a 2002 graduate of Northview High School, lives in North Carolina and is CEO of Cloverhound, an engineering and software development company. Cloverhound also has offices in Denver, Costa Rica — and soon — Sylvania. “I live in Charlotte, which is very busy, and it is a lot to live in every day,” said Mr. Stachowicz, who, with his wife, Kat, has two daughters, Penelope, 10, and Norah, 8. “I miss the small-town feel of Sylvania. I will probably retire and live here in Sylvania someday.” Mr. Stachowicz said he learned of Haymarket being for
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Columbus-Based Development Team Acquires The Shops at Fallen Timbers and Plans Redevelopment as Timbers Town Center
A Columbus, Ohio-based real estate investment consortium has announced they have closed on the acquisition of The Shops at Fallen Timbers and will redevelop the property as Timbers Town Center, a mixed-use destination with expanded residential, entertainment, recreation, oice, retail and restaurant oerings. The 640,000-square-foot open-air lifestyle center...
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Toledo neighbors demand demolition of Mulberry Street home with no roof, floor or front door
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A house at the corner of Mulberry and Dexter streets is missing its roof, floor and its front door. Neighbors say it’s been sitting vacant for 8 years. The front door of the structure collapsed about a month ago, according to a neighbor who lives across the street. The windows are boarded up, graffiti covers the side of the building and a tree appears to have fallen through the roof at some point. Three and a half walls remain standing.
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Toledo mid-year housing market review
Seven months into 2026, the housing market is showing signs of unwinding from the pandemic-era frenzy that drained supply, pushed prices to record highs, and brought activity to a standstill. Buyers have more homes to choose from than they did at the start of the year, competition has balanced in a few slower markets, and price growth has remained relatively modest. Affordability is still a key issue and is limiting activity, though.