Development

By: Mary Kate McNamee Behind the Scenes of Development Projects Recent development projects in Cleveland continue to foster and advance the area. While these projects take years to come to fruition, they revitalize deteriorated areas of the community. Josh John Forbes, Marketing and Communications Director of the Cleveland Neighborhood Progress, spoke with TCO about their… Read more: Development Projects: Double-Edge Sword That Can Build or Break a City.

Staff Writer  Lawmakers, auditors, activists and voters are clashing over sweeping changes to Ohio’s property tax system as the 2025 election approaches.  Ohioans face a growing property tax problem as rising home values drive up tax bills, putting pressure on homeowners statewide. In response, lawmakers, county officials and grassroots activists are proposing major reforms to… Read more: Ohio in Transition: The 2025 Reform Battles

By Ron Calhoun Ohio House Bill 187 has significant revisions to the Ohio Homestead Exemption Program, which has long provided property tax relief to qualifying seniors and disabled veterans. The bill aims to expand access to the program and modify how property assessments are conducted, with potential implications for homeowners across the state, particularly in… Read more: Ohio House Bill 187 Broadens Eligiblity for Homestead Exemption Program

by Staff Writer In a recent Euclid/ Buckey Planning Committee design review meeting, stakeholders convened to discuss the substantial progress of two significant development projects that are set to reshape the landscape of Cleveland. The Woodhill Initiative and the Interdisciplinary Science and Research Building at Case Western Reserve University took center stage during the deliberations.… Read more: Progress on Key Development: Euclid/Buckeye Nieghborhood