The 1924 Tudor Revival on W. 44th Street is listed furnished, with a turret sitting room.

Five apartment buildings—one, two, three, six and seven—are progressing vertically at the old Richmond Town Square mall site, with the first tenants expected in early November.

Mayor Georgine Welo opened a model triplex at St. John Woods, part of a 69-unit push reshaping South Euclid's inner-ring housing stock.

Kinsman homes sold for 58% more than their county valuation, the widest gap in Cleveland, while Parma Heights topped the suburbs at 37%.

Construction on North Ridgeville's new high school remains on schedule as the project targets a 2028 opening.

Beachwood residents get their first public look tonight at a bigger library with an auditorium and innovation center planned for Fairmount Boulevard.

The Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corporation has built 49 new houses in two and a half years.

Brooklyn's assessed valuation hit $430.6 million, the highest mark in a decade, as new townhomes and restaurants reshape the suburb.

The 46-building district predates the West Side Market by decades and could unlock tax credits for two renovation projects in the works.

A 5-0 council vote unlocks two setback variances for the vacant 3900 Orange Place parcel, once home to a Caribbean-themed restaurant.

Vacant Old Village buildings come down this month as Uptown Mentor rises with 45 apartments and 14,000 square feet of shops.

A city commission that blocked demolition in 2019 now says Beaumont School can tear down the landmarked mansion, if it saves some pieces first.

Sleepy Hollow Market and Rico's Bar shut down by September 30 as owner Raj Tailor calls the community more like family than customers.