“Be Engaged – Share Your Stories – Share the History” Urban neighborhoods were once perceived by many as places to work, not places to live. Perception is a keyword to describe how individuals, particularly those who did not or do not live there, feel that urban communities consist of rough characters, unsavory elements, and a population that basically is not educated and financially poor. On the other hand, to be fair, there are those of […]
People usually decide within the first two minutes if they like your home. The first impression is often the lasting impression. And they start forming their opinion before they even walk in the front door. So, it is smart to ask yourself, if your house is as presentable as it can be for a faster sale at the best price? The best way to find out is to imagine yourself as a prospective buyer. You […]
Councilman Kevin Conwell has been a member of Cleveland’s City Council since November 2001, representing Ward 9, which includes the neighborhoods of Glenville and parts of University Circle. He has championed economic development in his ward and has been a vocal activist on social service issues. He advocates for needy families, disabled people, the elderly, and the unemployed. I had the privilege to speak with Councilman Conwell about development in The Glenville and University Circle […]
Almost 50% of millennials are hacking long-distance real estate investment to build wealth. Are you surprised? Despite the Coronavirus pandemic, recession, and social upheaval, pockets of the US housing market are heating up. Particularly in the suburb and rural rental areas. And guess what? The millennials are not shy from taking full advantage of it! Especially in cities like Detroit, Cleveland, St. Louis, and Kansas City. And because of this, of course, inventory levels are […]
Mr. Butler began in 2008 to acquire, renovate and hold properties. We all know the story of how the housing market fell to its lowest levels of all time. Most thought that the real estate market would never fully recover and hit the largest shortest of inventory 13 years later. Mr. Butler did in fact see it as a game-changer to build wealth for his grandkids. Mr. Butler went shopping immediately because he was in […]
