Cleveland Real Estate News

The County Auditor now allows you to keep up on sales on your street.  I asked for all Cleveland sales in September; they said 744.  Check out the PD article about it here.    Peace Out – 3C

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I have two homes listed in this area. Both make me very happy to be the lister. One is a gorgeously renovated arts a& rafts bungalow with a fab retro basement, beautifully finished with whimsical chalk board features. Great architectural detail added by my talented seller that matches the original detailing. It’s listed at $125,000 and [...]

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The short answer seems to be yes. I’m sure you’ve read print, web and tv reports about the National housing market having more activity (buyers writing offers) this year – and same media reporting on NE Ohio sales being highest in last few years.
Made sense to me to put that to the test and to [...]

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Part One of this comparison of home sales  dealt with Downtown Cleveland, West Side suburbs and West Cleveland. Now I’m moving on to the east side. Only doing single family homes and these are the homes listed with area brokerages.  As comparisons go, it’s pretty interesting, especially since it deals with months in which it’s [...]

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Many of you are looking to take advantage of the Federal Tax Credit that allows first time home buyers to get up to $8,000 tax credit, depending on price of their home.  Could the credit be extended? Sure, but as of now, it expires on November 30th.  What does this mean? It means you have [...]

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This zip code covers some broad territory. The Gordon Square Arts District (and apparently the opening of the Capital Theatre is now scheduled for October). The Clifton & Edgewater Road area. And Detroit Shoreway, just west of Ohio City. Still doing single family homes only in these stats and again, info covers homes listed or [...]

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One of the new home owners in Park Square (on Public Square) talked about loving the windows. Amen to that.  I love this building and the views.  You look out over Euclid Avenue and see the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial from your living room.  And the Old Stone Church.  It’s truly spectacular, day time or [...]

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Well, we might not be as happy with Bill’s information regarding foreclosure filings at the end of 2008, but we would rather have the truth than not, right?  Bill mentions that an Akron Beacon Journal article that was overly optimistic. Henry Gomez wrote in this week’s PD that sheriff sales were down 32% – may [...]

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One of the commenters from an earlier stat post this week requested info on Slavic Village.  Rather than point her to the data already there I decided to do a more in depth look, still using both multi-family and single family stats.  Instead of the general area, I was able to cut it down to [...]

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I hope you all had a chance to unwind and be with friends or family over Thanksgiving. Now I am assuming most of you are back at work so time for more blogging!  Today I am looking at one of my favorite east side neighborhoods, encompassing zip code 44110. It’s one of those places I [...]

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