A 280,614‑sq‑ft warehouse at 8796 Independence Parkway in Twinsburg sold for just over $34M, underscoring investor demand for modern logistics space in Northeast Ohio.

Realty Income paid $18.9 million for the Fairlawn Lowe’s at 186 N. Cleveland‑Massillon Road, a 129,308‑sf, fully leased store. The deal adds another net‑leased asset to the REIT’s portfolio.

Neighbors across Stark County are pushing back as a 240‑MW Panattoni campus and other data‑center proposals advance, raising questions about water, air and tax deals. Local trustees and petitioners are pressing for limits and safeguards.

A rare 40‑acre parcel in Cleveland's Industrial Valley is drawing fresh developer interest as the supply of large, shovel‑ready lots tightens across the region.

Brecksville council voted to tear down Central Elementary and approved a roughly $683,000 demolition contract, with asbestos abatement and state grant aid shaping next steps.

Willoughby's Todd Field will get a new amphitheater, with phase one starting in August and a roughly 1,500‑seat bowl planned. The $1.8M project will tie into riverfront trail work.

Buyers and some returnees say Akron’s low prices and new jobs are worth a move. Rankings and local anchors are putting the city back on the map for practical relocations.

Clean Express Auto Wash withdrew its Shaker Square application after residents and city officials opposed the car‑oriented plan, leaving the cleared lot open for a different project.

A Hunting Valley estate that topped Ohio’s listings trimmed its price to roughly $17.5M — a sign the luxury market at the top is recalibrating.

Akron proposes changes to zoning to allow duplexes, triplexes and ADUs while cutting lot-size barriers. The city has launched a StoryMap and is asking residents for feedback.

Inspections found widespread water damage at the Geauga County Safety Center. Commissioners are moving to open bids this summer for a full roof replacement.

The Port of Cleveland will open for behind-the-scenes tours during SPLASH! on June 28 and released a 2025 impact report that highlights cargo growth, cruise activity and billions in regional economic impact.

ATTOM data shows foreclosure filings rose 14% year‑over‑year in May while monthly totals slipped, with states like Florida and metros such as Cleveland feeling the strain.