Tipton
Tipton, MI · Real Estate
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Laying the Foundation for the Greater Toledo Home Giveaway
Go inside the work site for an early look at this year's Greater Toledo Home Giveaway house as construction comes to life!
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13 Action News Big Story: Housing affordability
Help appears to be dwindling for people facing eviction, even as our area sees record eviction rates.
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Brookdale Senior Living to acquire 30 leased communities from Welltower for $290M, amends lease for 39 communities
Brookdale Senior Living will buy 30 communities it currently leases from Toledo, OH-based real estate investment trust Welltower for $290 million, the company announced Tuesday. The transaction is expected to close during the fourth quarter, funded with cash on hand and non-recourse mortgage debt. Additionally, Brentwood, TN-based Brookdale announced that...
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Toledo tiny home project offers low-income residents a path to homeownership
Bluff Street Village has turned former vacant lots into a row of tiny homes that residents can own after seven years. There are currently seven tiny homes built, with eight more expected to be completed by 2030.
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Exclusive: Blackstone Sells Ohio Student Housing Asset
This is the first student housing property to trade in the local market since 2018. Blackstone’s American Campus Communities has sold Olde Towne University Square, an 832-bed student housing property in Toledo, Ohio, for almost $19 million, according to Yardi Matrix information. A private individual acquired the asset serving the University of Toledo, for about $65,227 per bed.
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Toledo tiny home project offers low-income residents a path to homeownership
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - Bluff Street Village, a cluster of tiny homes in Toledo, has been growing for four years, offering residents a path to homeownership instead of renting. The project has turned former vacant lots into a row of tiny homes that residents can own after seven years. There are currently seven tiny homes built, with eight more expected to be completed by 2030.
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Foreclosure sale of Hotel Lorraine finalized
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - There’s a new owner of a defunct hotel property in downtown Toledo. The Hotel Lorraine was sold at auction for $200,000 as part of a foreclosure. The buyer of the property on Jefferson is an LLC in Ohio and it appears the owner has multiple other properties in the city.
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BG Council wants to get a handle on vacant commercial and residential buildings in city
Vacant buildings are not a good look for any community. So Bowling Green City Council is considering an ordinance requiring owners of vacant buildings to devise plans for the future of the empty structures. “It’s a way of registering and identifying buildings that have been left empty for a period...
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After 22 Years Old Bag Of Nails Is Leaving Downtown Delaware
After more than two decades on North Sandusky Street, Old Bag of Nails Pub will close its Downtown Delaware location following business on Sunday, October 11. The company announced the decision Tuesday evening, saying it had been unable to reach a long-term agreement with the building’s landlord. “It’s with...
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Jail’s new owners invite community to follow renovation
It’s official: The Old Wood County Jail in Perrysburg has new owners. Josh and Caroline Jablonski closed on the historic property Monday. Originally listed for $400,000, it sold for $385,000. “The same family has owned it since 1918, so we feel so lucky to be next,” the Jablonskis wrote in a Facebook post announcing the purchase. Built in 1847, the building at 240 W. Indiana Ave. served as the Wood County jail and infirmary until 1870 and as the Perrysburg jail until 1899. The town sold it in 1918. The couple, who have a 1-year-old daughter, plan to make it a home for their young family while preserving as much of the jailhouse’s historic character as possible, which was important to the previous owners. “We do feel very lucky that we have the opportunity to restore things and keep things as original, because maybe someone else wouldn’t have,” Mrs. Jablonski said. “So we feel like we have this duty to this house — that we have to take care of it.” A Realtor with the Danberry Co., Mrs. Jablonski said she has seen her share of older homes and new builds, but she has a special appreciation for historic properties.