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Perry County Tribune

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Perry County real estate transfers

Sept. 25-Oct. 22. Listed prices do not necessarily reflect actual property values. • Charles D. French, et. al., property in section 15, Saltlick Township, Shawnee, to Carl D. Hook, Jr., $70,000. • Melissa D. White, property in section 10, Bearfield Township, to Launfull C. and Sharon Salyer, exempt, property transferred to evidence a gift, in any form, between husband and wife, or parent and child, or the spouse of either. • Jamie N. Chevalier, property in section 6, Bearfield Township, to Clifford R. and Dillon Chevalier, exempt, property transferred pursuant to court order, to the extent that such transfer is not the result of a sale effected or completed pursuant to such order. • Deanna M. and Michael Fritsch, property in section 4, Hopewell Township, to Danielle H. and Richard I. McClelland, $700,000. • Abigail M. Scovill, et. al., property in section 25, Reading Township, to Abigail M. and Carid Scovill, exempt, property transferred to the benefi ciaries of a trust if the fee was paid on the transfer from the grantor of the trust to the trustee or pursuant to trust provisions that became irrevocable at the death of the grantor. • Monica L. Bunger and Todd A. Bunger,

Perry County, OH · 10d

NBC4 Columbus

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Columbus Business Beat: Oct. 29, 2026

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – This week on Columbus Business Beat, NBC4 Digital Anchor Rachel Ramsey talks to Doug Buchanan, Editor in Chief of Columbus Business First, about business news across central Ohio. To watch this week’s episode, view the video player above.

Columbus, OH · 8d

The Lantern

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New mass timber residential building set to begin leasing for the 2027-28 academic year

At the corner of Ninth Avenue and High Street, a new apartment complex is likely to set some records when it starts leasing for the 2027-28 school year. The 242,000-square-foot, 186-unit student housing building will become the first mass timber structure in Columbus, bringing a design focused on sustainability into the University District. It’s expected to hold a height record of 158 feet and 13 stories for mass timber student housing, Marguerite Munoz, a project spokesperson, said in an email.

Columbus, OH · 8d
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Short North Church Hits Market as Redevelopment Opportunity

A church in Columbus' Short North is now on the real estate market. The property at 43 W. Fourth Ave., home to All Nations Christian Fellowship, is being marketed as a redevelopment opportunity. The listing was first reported by The Business Journals, which described the site as a redevelopment opportunity.

Columbus, OH · 10d
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New Philadelphia creates downtown historic district

Council gave final approval to legislation creating a downtown historic district, designed to help with the restoration, rehabilitation and preservation of the downtown area. The area will be bounded by Second Street NW and SW on the west, Second Street NE and SE on the east, Ray Avenue on the north and portions of Bank Lane and Front Avenue on the south.

New Philadelphia, OH · 11d

hoodline.com

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New Albany Truck Stop Sells for $15.6M Right Next to Intel's Massive Chip Campus

A newly built 7-Eleven and Speedway truck stop at the gateway to New Albany's booming business park has sold for $15.6 million, landing a Southern California investor a long-term lease right next door to Intel's sprawling new chip campus. The 4,816-square-foot property sits on 7.38 acres at 10030 Innovation Campus Way, within arm's reach of one of the most closely watched construction sites in the Midwest.

New Albany, OH · 10d

everafterinthewoods.com

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12 Forgotten Ohio Communities That Are A Secret Goldmine For Cheap Retirement Living

Looking at home prices can make retirement planning feel a lot less relaxing than it should. I’ve seen enough expensive listings to wonder whether finding a comfortable place to settle down without spending a fortune is still realistic. Fortunately, Ohio has some smaller communities that deserve a closer look....

Ohio · 15d

columbusunderground.com

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Report: City-Owned Real Estate Could Help Solve Housing Crisis

A report funded by Columbus City Council offers a breakdown of all of the publicly-owned, tax-exempt land in the city and suggests several ways that the land could be used to help build more housing. Columbus could follow the lead of cities like Atlanta, where a Housing Strike Force was...

Columbus, OH · 10d

columbusunderground.com

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Pataskala’s Scenic View Estates Builds Around Nature

Dimitry Filonenko wants people at Scenic View Estates to live in the woods, not just near them. “We work around nature,” said Filonenko, CEO and founder of Scenic View Estates. Scenic View Estates is a gated residential development in Pataskala planned for 60 homes across 136 heavily wooded acres,...

Pataskala, OH · 10d

NBC4 Columbus

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Ohioans pay less for household bills than most Americans

A new report by Doxo found that Ohio households pay about 17 percent less than the national median for common household bills.

Ohio · 10d

unearththevoyage.com

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This Charming Ohio Town Is So Affordable That Retirees Live Comfortably On Social Security

I almost drove right past it, a lakeside spot in northeast Ohio that looked quiet from the road. Then the water appeared, the river bends showed up, and my curiosity kicked in hard. Some places don’t shout, they just keep surprising you the longer you stay. Here is what this...

Ashtabula, OH · 22d

WHIO Dayton

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Ohio’s home affordability issue is rising

You are not likely to find this next statistic on any Ohio city, county, or state website trying to attract new residents.

Ohio · 11d

prairietownship.org

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Sale of Real Property by Sealed Bid

LEGAL NOTICE – PUBLIC LAND SALE. Notice is hereby given that, in accordance with R.C. 505.10, the Board of Trustees of Prairie Township (“Prairie Township” or the “Township”) will accept bids for the following real property (the “Land” or “Property”) situated in Prairie Township, Franklin County, Ohio and located at:

Franklin County, OH · 12d

delawaresource.com

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Meet the candidates running for Ohio House District 60: Brian Lorenz and Shelby Kimball

DELAWARE — Two candidates are seeking the seat for Ohio House of Representatives District 60: Democrat Shelby Kimball and Republican incumbent Republican Brian Lorenz. Voters will decide the race in the Nov. 3 general election. Lorenz, 53, served on Powell City Council from 2010 until his appointment to the...

Ohio · 11d

1808Delaware

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Four Days Remain To Claim An Extra Homestead Credit

A new state property-tax credit has introduced an earlier deadline for some Delaware County homeowners who would qualify for Ohio’s homestead exemption. The Delaware County Auditor’s Office says anyone eligible to file for the exemption in 2026 must submit an application by Thursday, October 29, to receive the additional one-time credit authorized by House Bill 479. That date matters because the ordinary state application form still lists December 31 as the deadline for a current-year real-property application.

Delaware County, OH · 12d

Backyard Garden Lover

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Homeowner Reclaimed His House After Friends Renovated It and Claimed Ownership, But He Might Owe Them for the Updates

What began as a friendship and a potential home sale in Ohio eventually morphed into a monstrous legal battle over who had the right to a house. After moving into the property in question, a couple spent tens of thousands of dollars renovating it, believing they would eventually become its owners. When the purchase fell...

Ohio · 14d

WOWO News

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Ohio sees nation’s steepest decline in homeownership affordability

WASHINGTON (WOWO) – Ohio experienced the steepest decline in homeownership affordability of any state between 2020 and 2025, with fewer occupations paying enough to afford a typical home, according to a new report from the National Housing Conference. The report, Priced Out: When a Good Job Isn’t Enough, found...

Ohio · 14d

The Coshocton Tribune

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Check out these Coshocton County real estate transfers

Property Transfers Sept. 16 1152 413 Holdings LLC to Joseph K. Brewer, 1440 Orchard St., Coshocton, $6,240.891153 Michael P. Kaser, Debbie L. Angel, Steven E. and Kathy A. Kaser to Jeffrey Peters, 47881 Township Road 202, Coshocton, $150,0001155 Tracy L. Kruse, Marilyn Kay Wright, Gary Lee, Robert Eugene, Michael and James William Hamilton, Amy Jo Dial to Tracy L. Kruse, Marilyn Kay Wright, Gary Lee, Robert Eugene and James William Hamilton, Amy Jo Dial and Sherri Mullet, trustee, 51011 Ohio 541, Coshocton, $1,666.671156 Tracy L. Kruse, Marilyn Kay Wright, Gary Lee, Robert Eugene and James William Hamilton, Amy Jo Dial and Sherri Mullett to Tracy L. Kruse, Marilyn Kay Wright, Gary Lee and James William Hamilton, Amy Jo Dial and Sherri Mullet, trustee, 51011 Ohio 541, Coshocton, $5,0001157 Tracy L. Kruse, Marilyn Kay Wright, Gary Lee and James William Hamilton, Amy Jo Dial and Sherri Mullett, to Tracy L. Kruse, Marilyn Kay Wright, James William Hamilton, Amy Jo Dial and Sherri Mullet, 51011 Ohio 541, Coshocton, $5,000 Sept. 17 1158 Thomas Cornelius Ancil to Salina Estate Group LLC, 1211 Chestnut St., Coshocton, $67,9001160 Philip E. Maddux and Fara Elizabeth Maddux to Frank Pauley and Hunter Pauley, 40742 Township Road 41,

Coshocton County, OH · 15d

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Microsoft Keeps Grabbing Pataskala Land as Licking County Tops 700 Acres

Microsoft has quietly added to its growing pile of land in Pataskala, pushing its total holdings across Licking County past 700 acres, even as the tech giant's own timeline for building data centers there has zigzagged for more than a year. The company describes its data-center plan as advancing responsibly, according to Columbus Business First, but the on-the-ground picture in Licking County has been anything but a straight line.

Licking County, OH · 15d