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Cleveland Neighborhoods by the Numbers: 2018 Update
A new report issued by Western Reserve Land Conservancy shows a significant reduction in the number of vacant and distressed structures in …
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Cleveland Neighborhoods by the Numbers: 2018 Update
Cities need data concerning vacant properties and building conditions to make informed community development decisions. By preparing and conducting property inventories, Western …
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Communities at the Crossroads: A Survey of Five First-Ring Suburbs
Communities at the Crossroads: A Survey of Five First-Ring Suburbs examines housing market challenges and opportunities facing five of Cleveland’s first-ring suburbs …
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New report finds few distressed homes, but slow housing market recovery in Cleveland’s first-ring suburbs
A new report, Communities at the Crossroads: A Survey of Five First-Ring Suburbs, examines the housing market challenges and opportunities facing Euclid, …
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“Myths and Misconceptions About Demolition in Cleveland”
Frank Ford, senior policy adviser for Western Reserve Land Conservancy’s Thriving Communities program, has published an article, Myths and Misconceptions About Demolition in …
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Property survey set to begin in five of Cleveland’s eastside suburbs
The cities of Euclid, Garfield Heights, Maple Heights, South Euclid, and Warrensville Heights are ready to launch a survey of all 50,000 …
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3Cs: Mapping at the parcel level in Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati
Ohio faces serious property challenges, ranging from blight removal to property reuse to new development. Groups and individuals lack easy access to …
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Citywide property survey set to begin in Elyria
Elyria is ready to launch a survey of all of the city’s nearly 23,000 parcels – and the buildings associated with them …
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Is the Cuyahoga County Foreclosure Crisis Over?
On Friday, March 18, Frank Ford, senior policy analyst for Western Reserve Land Conservancy, issued Is the Cuyahoga County Foreclosure Crisis Over? …
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Hardest Hit Fund allocations announced
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced today that it would exercise its authority to transfer up to $2 billion in additional Troubled …