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Tuscarawas EDC to Dig Deeper into 17-Acre Site in New Philadelphia
The Tuscarawas County Economic Development Corporation is digging deeper into the 17-acre Joy Redevelopment site in New Philadelphia. Executive Director Marla Akridge says a $300,000 state grant is allowing the TCEDC to find out what is in the soil underground at the former industrial site at 338 South Broadway Street.
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Granville's 1812 Buxton Inn Reopens With Gov. DeWine at $200-a-Head Gala
The Buxton Inn in Granville has spent months under scaffolding and tarps, and now the historic property is ready to show off the results. Since April 1, crews have been reworking guest rooms, gathering spaces, the courtyard, landscaping and the inn's Garden Room, and the whole effort culminates on September 23 with a public celebration the inn is calling its Grand Reawakening.
WTOL 11
Single family home demand remains high in northwest Ohio
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Mass timber student housing building tops out near Ohio State
A new student housing development near Ohio State University in Columbus set a mass timber record. A consortium of design and construction firms have topped out Intro Columbus, a 13-story mass timber student housing building, according to an announcement shared with Construction Dive. The team reached the milestone roughly 10 weeks ahead of its original November target date, according to the release.
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Gentle changes can fix Cambridge’s multifamily zoning and keep the construction coming, staff says
Changes proposed for Cambridge’s multifamily zoning won’t stop the flow of homes being built or take away the zoning’s status as the most permissive in the state, staff said at a Wednesday meeting of city councillors from the Housing and Neighborhood & Long Term Planning, Public Facilities, Arts & Celebration committees.
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Opinions Differed for a Bid on a Uhrichsville Lot
Uhrichsville council majority decided to hold off on approving a bid for a vacant lot. Thursday evening discussion centered around a single bid placed for 521 E 1st Street. Mayor Jim Zucal recommended for council to table the resolution for follow up with the bidder, who lives out of state.
Williamson Source
Zurich Homes Purchases Office Building in Downtown Franklin
Zurich Homes, one of Middle Tennessee’s premier custom home builders, is setting down roots in historic downtown Franklin with the purchase of an office building at 140 4th Avenue South. More Business News “We’re so excited to join the business community in downtown Franklin,” said Nikki Zuercher, Vice President of Zurich Homes. “As Franklin residents, […] The post Zurich Homes Purchases Office Building in Downtown Franklin appeared first on Williamson Source .
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Athens considers streetlight ‘municipalization’ move
ATHENS, Ohio — Athens City Council’s Committee of the Whole heard a presentation Monday recommending that the city move toward creating a streetlight utility that would give it control over distribution and transmission of city-owned streetlights. The city currently spends $160,000 annually on streetlight electricity. The city owns...
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Ohio appeals court upholds foreclosure default after borrower skips response
An Ohio appeals court affirmed a foreclosure default judgment, ruling that a borrower's off-the-record settlement talks carried no weight because they never made it into the court file. The Third District Court of Appeals of Ohio upheld the default judgment and foreclosure order in favor of Cross Country Mortgage, LLC...
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The Loom Opens Its First Workspaces to Columbus Fashion Alliance Members
Members and tenants have begun using portions of The Loom, Columbus Fashion Alliance’s fashion-focused facility at 161 North Grant Avenue, although the building has not held an official grand opening. The first group entered as the alliance postponed an open house that had been scheduled for September 19, according to Columbus Underground.
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Mass timber student housing building tops out near Ohio State
A new student housing development near Ohio State University in Columbus set a mass timber record. A consortium of design and construction firms have topped out Intro Columbus, a 13-story mass timber student housing building, according to an announcement shared with Construction Dive. The team reached the milestone roughly 10 weeks ahead of its original November target date, according to the release.