Cleveland Real Estate News

How non-green can you get on Earth Day? Ask RTA. Maybe it’s a trial balloon, or maybe it’s a serious consideration. What am I talking about? The potential to eliminate weekend bus routes. Wouldn’t that be helpful to the NE Ohio economy? Not to mention use of fuel. Sigh.  You can read about this here  on [...]

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Thank goodness for public protest. Something tells me this State money was available way before now, and I am hoping the RTA powers that be, with the support of local government, will continue to lead the way to getting available monies and not do it after the fact as it seems in this case. What [...]

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Gloria Ferris did this the old fashioned way…without an Internet connection so she could blog this. Kudos, many kudos, to her for providing what seems like a very detailed report on the public hearing RTA held at the Main Library Downtown.  Peace Out – 3C

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I check out the headlines before I sign off for the night-including the PD.  Tonight there was a glaring headline about RTA losing money and maybe even having to cut more routes. They claim (RTA does) ridership is up 10% and many buses along the routes are full. That’s good right? Yes and no. Because [...]

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Today I had an open house at Pointe At Gateway. Okay, let me back up. First I met with sellers at a new listing at Fries & Schuele, then since I was at the office, my manager drove me to The Pointe.  (I had an open house sign….which I left there since I plan on [...]

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The short answer is yes, with a few caveats. My car became more trouble than it was worth so about three weeks ago I joined the list of newly bus passed commuters. The easy part is getting to and from my office. The #22 picks me up at the corner of my street and takes [...]

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This article from NPR highlights some stats about markets where transit exists compared to areas of the same state where it does not. Kathleen Schalch writes about a pattern developing: neighborhoods that are as she says relatively unscathed by falling prices (or at least ’scathed’ less if that’s a word).
The article talks about a few [...]

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