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Historic Jail Converted into Private Home Sells for $400K After Being Owned by Same Family for 100 Years
The Old Wood County Jail in Perrysburg, Ohio was first built in 1847 and served as the local jail until 1870
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Ohio grant to help fund Spitzer Building housing project in downtown Toledo
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Toledo will receive a $2 million grant from the state’s Residential Economic Development District program, known as REDD, to help redevelop the Spitzer Building, Governor Mike DeWine said. The grant is part of a $14 million state investment across ten areas in Ohio, according to...
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Lima, Pioneer latest communities to pass data center moratoriums
The city of Lima and the village of Pioneer are the latest pair of northwest Ohio municipalities to approve data center moratoriums. Lima’s is for 18 months. Pioneer’s is for six months. Votes came at the respective Lima and Pioneer council meetings on Monday night. Both were unanimous decisions, although Lima’s vote had an abstention from Councilman Jesse Lowe. The Lima moratorium came at the request of Lima Mayor Sharetta Smith. The council granted her request for an 18-month pause. “Mayor Smith requested the moratorium to give the city time to establish clear standards for future data center development before making additional long-term commitments of city resources and infrastructure,” Jessica Begonia, Lima public information officer, said. “With data center development accelerating,” she continued, “and state and federal policies continuing to evolve, the 18-month pause allows Lima to evaluate those changes while protecting its ability to reliably serve residents and existing industries and preserve capacity for a diverse range of future economic development opportunities.” Mayor Smith was not available to elaborate on that statement Tuesday. Councilmen Lowe told other council members during the meeting he was abstaining because he “did not have enough information” about the moratorium they were voting on.
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Renaissance hotel in downtown Toledo sold, renovations planned
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The 13 Action News I-TEAM has learned that the Renaissance hotel in downtown Toledo is under new ownership. Records reviewed by the I-TEAM show the property located on Summit Street was purchased by 513 Excellence LLC, the same owners of the new Delta hotel at UTMC.
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2 Days, Friday and Saturday, furniture, household, equipment, tools, outdoor items, and misc.
The following Equipment, tools, new fixtures & acc's & quality. household furnishings will be sold at Public Auction, Located at:. Friday "“ Day 1: Furniture, Household furnishings,. Christmas décor, new bicycles:. Please see Auctionzip.com I.D. #7846 for full details. Saturday "“ Day 2: Equipment, Tools,. Outdoor...
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Real Estate Transfers 9-10-26
8/31/2026 Ada Candace Gross Burton to Jared A Baker and Rebecca N Baker, 4702 N. Genoa Clay Center Rd, $290,000. 09/02/2026 Jeffrey Skiver and Sarah Skiver to Isaac Miller and Leah Schultze, 24665 State Route 579 W., $238,000. 09/02/2026 Nathaniel Tyler Herrera and Joy Caroline Herrera to Jacob Cruce, 3135...
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Historic South Initiative sets two new modular homes in Toledo
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Danberry Realtors and Go Giver Real Estate Join Forces to serve Defiance Community
Local brokerage will retain its familiar team and community presence while gaining expanded resources and support through Danberry. Toledo, Ohio – Sept. 8, 2026 – Danberry Realtors announced today that it is entering the Defiance market for the first time through a merger with Go Giver Real Estate, bringing together two companies with a shared commitment to serving clients, supporting agents and investing in the communities they call home.
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BG Planning Commission sides with neighbors and recommends house remains single-family zoning
Nine residents of Bowling Green last week defended the single-family zoning in their neighborhood of North Main Street and Curtis Avenue. The neighbors asked that the city’s Planning Commission not support the request that a home built around 1900 be rezoned R-2, which would allow for a duplex. With a vote of 7-2, the commission agreed with the neighbors and will recommend to City Council that the property remain zoned Pedestrian-Residential.
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Toledo eyes landmark designations for more than 100 buildings
Toledo City Council plans to work its way through a list of nearly 150 buildings and designate them as local landmarks — a status that would prevent exterior changes without approval. For some buildings, the landmark recognition gives new status to Toledo icons. Among the buildings are Tony Packo’s original location in East Toledo, the Overland smokestack, and the clubhouses of Inverness and Toledo country clubs. There are also a few oddities in the stack of buildings that council will consider designating as landmarks. Several of the buildings are not in Toledo: the Wildwood Manor House is in Sylvania Township and Hope Lutheran Church is in Ottawa Hills. Another property near Monroe Street was demolished sometime before 2023. The majority of the list, about 80 properties, are religious buildings belonging to all denominations. There are fire and police stations, many Toledo Public Schools buildings, at least six libraries, a pump house, warehouses, office buildings, and hospitals. Not all property owners are excited about the recognition. Council can declare any property a local landmark without permission from owners, effectively preventing exterior changes, repairs, renovations, or demolition without prior approval. The Diocese of Toledo, which owns a large number of historic churches,
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Bluff Street Village: Helping All Own a Home
The Toledo City Paper depends on readers like you! Become a friend today. See membership options. How the Tiny Home Community is Providing Low-Income Housing. After sitting abandoned for many years, Bluff Street is now turning into a community of tiny homes, nearly halfway finished. Since 2020, Bluff Street Village,...
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Abandoned Oakwood Avenue property addressed by city officials
TOLEDO, Ohio — A boarded-up home on Oakwood Avenue that neighbors say has become a growing safety concern is now moving into the early stages of the foreclosure process. WTOL 11 first reported on concerns surrounding the property at 1843 Oakwood Ave. earlier this month, after neighbors said they had spent years reporting issues ranging from high grass and dumping to broken glass and a deteriorating tree they fear could fall.