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Easystreet Cafe to reopen June 1 after fire
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio (WTVG) - Easystreet Cafe will reopen Monday after a fire in January forced the restaurant to close for four months. The fire sparked on a Saturday night in January when customers were inside. Staff noticed the furnace fire and began extinguishing it before Bowling Green Fire responded. Everyone was evacuated safely and nobody was hurt.
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Century-old Lorraine Hotel faces foreclosure over unpaid taxes, safety concerns
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A century-old hotel in downtown Toledo is facing foreclosure as its facade bows and threatens to collapse onto the sidewalk and street. Lucas County prosecutors filed a motion in Common Pleas Court on Monday to foreclose the abandoned Lorraine Hotel. The foreclosure involves 14 parcels with about $80,000 in outstanding taxes.
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What type of home sells the fastest in Toledo in 2026?
What type of home sells the fastest in Toledo in 2026?. The U.S. housing market has been challenging for buyers and sellers since the pandemic, as high prices, elevated mortgage rates, and economic uncertainty have kept buyers and sellers on the sidelines. Most home types have been selling slowly as...
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Vacant Toledo property turned into dumping ground
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - You might not look twice if you drive past the front of 1022 Greenwood Ave. in Toledo. The same can’t be said about the backyard. Some neighbors claim the vacant property has been a nuisance for years and has turned into the neighborhood dumping ground. Recently, it has grown out of control.
WWD
Tanger Buys The Town Center at Levis Commons in Ohio, Extending its Acquisition Spree
Tanger has purchased The Town Center at Levis Commons in Perrysburg, Ohio, extending its spree of property acquisitions over the past four years. Tanger Raises Outlook and Dividend After Strong Q1 Tanger paid approximately $60 million in cash for The Town Center at Levis Commons, a 300,000-square-foot, open-air lifestyle shopping center spanning 35 acres. Perrysburg is an affluent suburb of Toledo. The center, built in 2004, was developed and operated by Hill Partners Inc., a Charlotte, N.C.-based commercial real estate firm. “The center is in very good condition. It’s easy to shop with a great flow, and aesthetically, it’s beautiful. It will require minimal investment,” Stephen Yalof, president and chief executive officer of Tanger, told WWD. “But we are going to give it more of a national leasing push and continue to elevate the center’s merchandise mix. The center has been experiencing a lot of positive leasing momentum in the past few years,” Yalof said, pointing to the recent additions of Anthropologie, J.Crew, Lululemon, Shake Shack and other tenants. The brands at The Town Center at Levis Commons are found in most Tanger centers. Drybar, Arhaus, and Ethan Allen are among the tenants at The Town Center at Levis Commons
WTOL 11
Affordable senior housing opens doors in central Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio — Federal, state and local leaders gathered Thursday to celebrate the opening of Collingwood Green Living, a new affordable senior housing development in Toledo’s Junction neighborhood aimed at addressing the city’s growing demand for housing for older adults. The $29 million development adds 75 apartment...
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North Toledo resident calls for action on overgrown properties along Chase Street
TOLEDO, Ohio — A longtime north Toledo resident says several vacant homes and overgrown lots along Chase Street have become a growing safety concern for neighbors living nearby. Dexter Smith, who says he has lived on Chase Street since 1984, recently invited WTOL 11 to the 1900 block of...
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Funding awarded to Lucas County affordable housing projects
Beacon
Real Estate Transfers 5-28-26
5/20/2026 Danny F Perrine and Veronica A Perrine aka Veronica A Gargac to Nathan Michael Adkins and Carly Adkins, 22924 West Toledo St., $334,062. 05/18/2026 Dennis M Dickinson to Jason B Strayer and Shanae Strayer, 5814 East Poplar Ave., $525,000. 05/20/2026 Sunshine Estates Builders LLC to John Alexander and Christine...
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Armory property cleared for sale, SSD Dodds talks about flooding
The Bellefontaine City Council met in regular session Tuesday night and passed an ordinance to sell the Armory to the Wawa Corporation. Council member Wes Easton, the lone no vote, was consistent in his opposition to move forward with the sale. In his report to the council, Service Safety Director...
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Are home prices going up in Toledo in 2026?
Home prices have been a major talking point since the pandemic, when they climbed at a record pace in response to a frenzy of demand. This increase led to a sharp decline in affordability that weighed on buyers and sellers and slowed the housing market to a crawl. Now, the...
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$4 million townhome development marks first Arctaris investment in Lima
The first Opportunity Zone capital investment project in Lima is officially underway with construction beginning on a new townhome development on West North Street. $4 million townhome development marks first Arctaris investment in Lima. Construction is underway on Lima’s first Opportunity Zone capital investment project, an 18-unit townhome development on...
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Colliers brokers sale of 208,000-square-foot industrial facility in Toledo market
Colliers brokered the sale of Innovation Industrial Park Building 2, a 208,000-square-foot Class-A industrial facility at 1901 Innovation Ave. in Rossford, Ohio, just south of Toledo. Colliers Industrial Capital Markets advisors Alex Cantu, Alex Davenport, Jeff Devine, Steve Disse, and Tyler Ziebel, in partnership with local market advisors Tim Breckner...
The Blade
Editorial: Glass City fund spurs business
The latest rollout of the Kapszukiewicz administration’s Vibrancy Initiative grants is a hopeful sign for small-business development in the older areas of the city of Toledo. As spelled out by Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz and Brandon Sehlhorst, director of economic development, the city’s expenditure of $630,000 is projected to spur total spending of $13.5 million on improved and better-looking commercial buildings. If it all pans out, that amounts to a whopping return of 21 times the investment. Read more editorials The city has an obligation to shepherd these projects to a successful conclusion and without saddling them with political expectations or onerous regulatory requirements. If successful, every one of them will have a positive effect on the community. The city has what appears to be a rigorous process for selection quality projects that have a good probability of success. The projects are in three categories — White Box, Facade Grant, and Planning Process. All are focused on deteriorating or unused commercial space — and require the owner to be marketing the space or to already have occupants in line for the space. The funds will be used for commercial building improvements, enhancement of storefronts, reactivating long-vacant spaces, and creating tenant-ready commercial
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$4 million townhome development marks first Arctaris investment in Lima
LIMA, Ohio (WLIO) — The first Opportunity Zone capital investment project in Lima is officially underway with construction beginning on a new townhome development on West North Street. Drivers traveling through the 800 block of West North Street may have noticed construction activity for the new 18-unit townhome project....