The 10th annual Great Big Home + Garden Show returns to Cleveland’s I-X Center from Feb. 1 t…
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Buying and selling a home can be a complex process.
Flats East Bank will see new development soon with the addition of Kenect Cleveland, a joint venture by the Wolstein Group and Chicago-based developers Akara Partners.
When Rabbi Yossi Freedman, co-director of Chabad of Downtown Cleveland, bought one of the first 20 Avenue Townhomes in downtown Cleveland in 2013, he was excited to be moving into a vibrant, walkable neighborhood.
Centric Apartments, the apartment complex being built in the University Circle area of Cleveland at 11601 Mayfield Road, will have 272 units for rent and is on track to be ready for occupancy Aug. 1, said Steve Rubin, a partner at Midwest Development Partners in Cleveland.
During tax season, commercials and advertisements usually push the message of ways taxpayers can receive a maximum refund.
Aloft Cleveland Airport opened Aug. 21 at 5550 Great Northern Blvd. in North Olmsted, with a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony on Aug. 30.
NEW YORK – Residents of a building owned by the Kushner Cos. filed a lawsuit recently alleging the business once run by Jared Kushner is charging too much rent in violation of state regulations.
A busy intersection in Shaker Heights is being transformed through the redevelopment of the Warrensville-Van Aken business district.
Array Design Studio in Cleveland prides itself on the work it does. Rightsizing is a word used heavily around its office – as owner Laura Mineff and her team work to “alter home environments as we age, no matter what our age (is).”
The Home Builders Association of Greater Cleveland will continue its “Summer Parade of Homes” event from noon to 5 p.m. June 10-11 around Northeast Ohio. From town homes to French colonial homes, the parade will highlight 18 new homes.
Kertes Enterprises in Woodmere finds home building has changed and has become more of a science since it started in 1975. President Randy Kertesz said it doesn’t hurt that the business is family owned. He runs the company with his brother, Ronnie Kertesz, and sister, Stacy Maxson.
