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Category Archives: Community Building
Cincinnati Urban Issue Blogs
The University of Cincinnati recently created a map of the more prominent blogs currently discussing urban issues in Cincinnati. On this chart are a number of prominent architecture and real estate blogs including Cincinnati Living Online. As a local Realtor … Continue reading
Symmes Township Establishes a Community Reinvestment Area
In order to attract more business development Symmes Township has established two community reinvestment areas to attract new businesses and construction projects. The commercial/industrial CRA property tax abatement is up to 10 years for new construction or renovation, with up … Continue reading
Posted in Community Building, Development Tagged 10 years, business development, community reinvestment, construction projects, cra, family residences, improvement value, new businesses, New Construction, property tax abatement, remodeling, renovation, single family, symmes township, unit structures, value cap Comments Off
Cincinnati Stops Yard Waste Collection
Most residents do not know it, but it is against the lay to throw your yard waste into the garbage. It is an Ohio State law enacted because yard waste takes up almost 20% of the landfill space statewide. With … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Community Building, Green Living Tagged anderson township, bridgetown road, bzak landscaping, Cincinnati ohio, cleanup days, colerain township, fall yard waste, garbage, landfill space, leaves, ohio state law, rumpke, townships, yard waste collection Comments Off
Ohio Wins Site Selection Magazine’s Governor’s Cup
The state of Ohio won Site Selection magazine’s Governor’s cup for the third year in a row. Leading the effort was Cincinnati, which was named the 4th most active metro for companies with 124 active investment development projects. The Ohio … Continue reading
Connecting Tenants and Landlords Online
One of the most common challenges of being a land lord is maintaining good communication with the tenants so that you are aware of any problems with the property. There is a very interesting online tool recently released called Neighbo … Continue reading
Posted in Community Building, Uncategorized Tagged Add new tag, landlord, property management 2 Comments
Ohio’s Public Education is 8th Best in the Country
The State of Ohio has the 8th best public education system in the US, tied with Maine, according to US News and World Report. The rankings are based upon the percentage of Gold, Silver, and Bronze rated schools. Locally Walnut … Continue reading
Posted in Community Building, School News Tagged Cincinnati schools, education, Ohio schools 2 Comments
Downtown Cincinnati Events
I received an update from David Ginsburg and wanted to share it with all of the readers here. There are a few events as well as some ongoing activities that you must experience. MACY’S SEMI-ANNUAL MEN’S CLOTHING SALE – OCT … Continue reading
Cincinnati Real Estate Pricing Competition
We will be hosting the Comey and Shepherd Price Me Now real estate pricing competition. Price Me Now compares your home value estimates with those of other players and the actual List and Sale price. You earn points depending on … Continue reading
Lose Your House – Lose Your Vote
There is a surprising development in Michigan. Apparently homeowners who are inthe process of foreclosure proceedings will be denied the rght to vote. As reported in the Michigan Messenger GOP party chairman James Carabell in emphatic thati” We will have a list … Continue reading
Posted in Cincinnati Real Estate, Community Building, Mortgages and Finance Tagged elections, real estate, voting 1 Comment
Your Neighborhood Crime Statistics
We received a number of comments about the recent post ‘Does a Felon Live in Your Neighborhood’ and wanted to follow that up with some additional local Cincinnati crime information. It seems that Snopes.com has raised some questions about the … Continue reading
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