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A bill passed at the Ohio Statehouse last week modernizes record keeping for county recorders, but the final version doesn’t include an amendment requested by housing advocates.
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Research by a housing advocacy group suggest eight of Ohio's 10 most common full-time jobs don't pay enough for workers to afford a two-bedroom apartment.
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A coalition of 200 housing and homelessness organizations wants state lawmakers to amend SB 94 to include revenue for statewide housing grants.
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The city accused the company of failing to comply with health and building codes. VineBrook responded with a counterclaim, accusing city officials of illegally discriminating against out-of-town landlords.
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The two-day event will feature federal and local officials, realty professionals, lenders and nonprofit leaders.
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The controversial Connected Communities plan won approval from City Council this week, with a 6-3 vote.
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The complexes near Washington Park will receive solar panels, new roofs and windows, and become fully electric.
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The ordinance is scheduled for a public hearing and vote in a City Council committee June 4.
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Mayor Aftab Pureval is leading an effort to reform zoning in Cincinnati, focusing changes in neighborhood business districts and along major transit corridors.
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The money will be awarded to community development corporations around Cincinnati building affordable and mixed-income housing.