Cleveland Real Estate News

Check out Cleveland Jim’s Bargain Hunter’s website. Not just for the free coffee (and yes, apparently Denny’s is giving it away today in honor of Tax Day), but because it’s a cool, fun site. I love seeing what he ferrets out as freebies. Thanks, Jim! Peace Out- 3C

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My parents (and their siblings) were very serious about Spring cleaning. They washed walls, curtains, blinds, driveways, the street got swept! Turns out the City of Cleveland is going to start doing some Spring Cleaning of it’s own. Maybe this is not a new initiative, but, it’s the first I’ve heard of it. The Clean [...]

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Every now and then, when I turn to Google to search for who knows what, I know something special is up by the change in the logo. Lo and behold, today, April 12th, is the anniversary of Yuri Gagarin’s launch into space….in 1961! This was when the ‘space race’ between the U.S. and The Soviet [...]

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Ok, MonsterBoard, the job finding phenomenon, looked at job growth as it related to on line job demand, and came up with some interesting statistics. These are the five hottest job markets, according to Monster: Houston Dallas Atlanta Cleveland St. Louis For more of the story, check out the source at Monster® By the time [...]

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Apparently the Cleveland Community and Economic Development department has made a recommendation to Mayor Jackson that some changes be made to the tax abatement policy. Instead of a 100% across the board abatement, it would be more like this: 100 % Abatement for 7 Years on new construction Increased Abatement Policies on Rehabbed Homes Homes [...]

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I’ve avoided blogging about this but remain aggravated. And now there is an editorial in Crain’s Cleveland that pretty much says it the way I feel it. Read what Jeff Stacklin has to say. I realize rock stars have no vested interest in where the ceremony is held…but couldn’t the RRHofF&M get some funding from [...]

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According to today’s Plain Dealer, in an article written by Allison Grant, there are unfilled jobs – chronically hard to fill because the nature of the jobs. Here is the list: 1. Sales representatives 2. Teacher 3. Mechanic 4. Technician 5. Management Executive 6. Truck Driver 7. Driver/Delivery 8. Accountant 9. Laborer 10. Machine Operator [...]

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I wrote a post on my excitement at finding terrific interactive information on the three final proposals for a new Convention Center in Cleveland. It was (and still is) on the City Planning Commission website. That was at the beginning of March. (rendering of one proposed plan from City Planning Commission Site) (I have a [...]

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I saved this article from The Plain Dealer. After two days of snow (good thing I took a photo of my miniature daffodils, I have a feeling they are not bright and sunny anymore) – it seemed like a good time to post it here. I’m going to provide the entire article instead of a [...]

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Voices and Choices is an organization we will keep hearing about and it seems as if people are listening to them. The latest of their suggestions to be ‘taken’ is a website (I found it by lurking on the Cuyahoga County Planning Commission Website) It’s a new website called Advance Northeast Ohio. It’s interactive, I [...]

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