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Vacancy, code violations found in investor’s portfolio of 153 Cleveland houses, study says
Housing advocates say Cleveland should sue over the condition of the properties.
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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Cleveland rapid housing program builds on progress to reach people beyond encampments
A Home for Every Neighbor has helped more than 200 get off the streets. Now it’s searching for unsheltered people who are harder to find.
Developers made promises for Cleveland’s financial help. Here’s what they agreed to
Since a city law was strengthened in 2023, Cleveland has inked 52 Community Benefits Agreements with developers. Here’s the projects and what was promised.
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What’s behind a Cleveland investor’s rage-baiting billboards? A story about affordable housing
Investor John Williams came to Cleveland to buy 1,000 houses. His billboards stoked controversy. He says he’s an affordable housing provider.
Cleveland home repair lottery has left many residents waiting two years
Mayor Justin Bibb’s administration promised to ‘accelerate’ the work of fixing up homes. But many winners of a home repair lottery have been stuck in line.
Renovated women’s shelter to open as Cuyahoga County could lose 400 beds for homeless
The ribbon-cutting for the renovated Norma Herr Women’s Center is Aug. 12.
What new HUD guidelines mean for Cuyahoga Homeless Services
New guidelines prioritize transitional housing and wraparound services over program renewals. Here’s what Cuyahoga County officials are doing about it.
From tent to house in 11 days: A close look at Cleveland’s new response to homelessness
Cleveland’s effort to help unsheltered residents find homes has included a lot of lessons.
33 new apartment units, some marked affordable, coming to MidTown
Rent will probably run $900 to $1,100, except for the units that must be at a lower, “affordable” rate.
New housing and rehab will be the focus of a revitalization model in St. Clair-Superior
Housing is the focus of a new neighborhood revitalization model Cleveland has for St. Clair-Superior and Hough.
CMHA voucher waitlist opens May 28 for apartments in Glenville. Here is how to apply
The Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) is opening a voucher waitlist for The Davis II, a new affordable housing community in Cleveland. The waitlist opens Thursday, May 28, at 9 a.m.
A $620 property tax debt cost him his house. Ohio’s Supreme Court will decide if Cuyahoga County owes him.
Plaintiffs say their homes were worth more than their tax debts. But Cuyahoga County isn’t passing on the surplus.
They wanted to build affordable apartments. These Black women developers are doing more than that.
They want to create opportunities for those who are often underrepresented in construction and development.
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