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How hundreds of millions in pandemic aid was spent on housing in Cleveland area
A brief look at how Cleveland and Cuyahoga County have spent pandemic aid on rent, mortgage, housing payments and more.
Signal Cleveland is digging into affordable housing with: The Housing Squeeze.
Stories in the series examine Cleveland’s affordable housing landscape through the experiences of renters and homeowners and with an eye toward solutions.
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$10,000 home repair grants available in communities treated ‘unfavorably’ by lender Fannie Mae
The Fair Housing Center and Home Repair Resource Center recently launched the Black and Latinx Community Investment Fund for homeowners.
Bellaire-Puritas senior apartment project wins final approval
The senior housing is income-based and intended for people 55 and older.
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Combat rising rents with more affordable housing, advocates say
Many often tout rents in Greater Cleveland as being affordable when compared to housing on the East Coast and West Coast and even in some Midwest cities.
‘Still struggling’: How Clevelanders are getting squeezed by higher rents as assistance dries up
Greater Clevelanders are getting squeezed by high rent hikes. Will the loss of pandemic rental assistance make things worse?
Greater Cleveland rent increases rank high nationally
Rent increases in Greater Cleveland have often rising faster than other U.S. metro areas. Rent hikes are causing a housing squeeze.
Connect with programs that offer housing and utility help at resource fair Friday
Cuyahoga County residents can meet with organizations that provide support with housing, utilities, legal help and more.
Public commenters talk Gaza ceasefire resolution, Cleveland housing issues
Most commenters echoed the sentiments of pro-Palestine protestors outside council chambers. One commenter expressed frustration with a CHN housing program.
Residents speak about Israel’s war on Gaza; affordable apartments coming to Clark-Fulton
Public comments on Mayor Justin Bibb’s Oct. 7 statement in support of Israel continued at the latest Cleveland City Council meeting.
Quality of Cleveland’s occupied homes and structures dips, new property survey shows
94% of occupied structures earned excellent to fair rating, a drop from 98% in 2015; more than half of vacant structures rated deteriorated or hazardous.