Cleveland Real Estate News

Old Brooklyn is a large area, including everything around the historic Pearl Road area and streets like Henritze, to the tree lined south hills area. As you can imagine, prices over the last six months in this area are all over the map. The majority of the homes sold, did so for less than $60,000. [...]

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Public University in Spain has a department called Control, Energy and Space Technology Research Group. Professor Mario Garcia-Senz was a professor at the University and head of this department.  That is, until he took a post at CWRU as Professor in Energy Innovation.  From a short blurb in Crain’s Cleveland. Here is the actual web [...]

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The last three communities I’ve studied this week had lower inventories, which doesn’t mean there were not foreclosures affecting prices, even in Pepper Pike. However, South Euclid is higher in available housing inventory, and more of the listed homes and recently sold homes were bank owned. So keep that in mind as we look at homes (listed [...]

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A home buyer client from out of town asked me today about the community of Bay Village so it was easy to pick my next place to analyze. How have single family homes been selling in Bay Village over the last six months? Let’s find out. (Per usual, homes in stats were listed with area brokerages so [...]

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Doing these in order of who has requested info – last night I started out with Pepper Pike and now we go west young men to Lakewood. Per usual, these stats cover sales listed with area brokerages which is why I have access to the stats. I am only doing single family homes for this [...]

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It’s been a while, yes? So I thought I would start out with a community I have not covered much, if at all.  The City of Pepper Pike.  According to Wikipedia  just over 6,000 people reside there. Are homes selling in Pepper Pike? You betcha. These stats cover October ’08 through today. Six months is a good [...]

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And no, I am not talking about the Rock Hall inductions which certainly created some wonderful exposure for Cleveland.  I ran across an article from the Toledo Free Press, written by Michael MIller.  Miller apparently was born here but hasn’t returned for some time.  Here is his article.  It made me smile! You can see how [...]

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 I found this article in The Washington Independent, which I admit I have never read before.  But was impressed enough that the article (written by Mary Kane) gives the back story in a clear and fairly accurate way, along with the update on the lawsuit’s progress. I wrote about the lawsuit efforts in this December [...]

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Just some job related information that might be really helpful to you or to someone you know. Three different opportunities.  If you are (or are the parent of) a high school student the WIRE NET program sounds wonderful. So check out the info below!        WIRE-Net Summer AIM (Accelerated Introducation to Manufacturing) camp has [...]

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