Land Bank Homes
Overview
Land Bank Homes is the development and renovation branch of Cuyahoga Land Bank. In communities across Cuyahoga County, we build high-quality, market-price homes with care and resiliency in mind. Land Bank Homes renovations get more than waterproofing and a coat of paint; they are skillfully handled so every home is not just functionally updated to meet minimum standards, but designed so buyers can appreciate the modern aesthetics, enjoy sustainable features, and own a safe home for generations to come.
Land Bank Home Designs
Crafted with energy-efficient standards, open floor plans and up-to-date finishes, the Land Bank builds homes for families, homes for the future.
1907 W 75th
3131 W 18th
4225 Wilmington
11711 Beulah
11906 Ashbury
19303 Longbrook
Land Bank Renovations
These fresh takes on old homes give both neighbors and newcomers something to be excited about. Check out a few of our recent renovations throughout the County.
2087 W. 89th Street
3959 Ardmore
3670 Ludgate Rd.
Available Properties
17207 Maple Heights Blvd Maple Heights, OH 44137
Neighborhood: Maple Heights
Status: Renovation Underway - Available Soon
4132 Milan Crescent Dr Cleveland, OH 44128
Neighborhood: Lee-Harvard
Status: Renovation Underway - Available Soon
1410 E 115th St Cleveland, OH 44106
Neighborhood: Glenville
Status: New Construction Underway - Available Soon
3139 W 17th St Cleveland, OH 44109
Neighborhood: Tremont
Status: New Construction Underway - Available Soon
Impact
In neighborhoods where the Land Bank has facilitated the construction of a new home, the community has experienced:
- New residents
- A boost in confidence and morale for longtime residents
- Increased neighborhood appeal
- And more benefits
Over the first 15 years of the Land Bank’s work, new construction homes contributed about $143 million in property value increases, with each new home adding an average of $588,000 to local property values. The Land Bank renovation of more than 2,600 homes over the same time period increased surrounding property values by about $358,000 and increased property values across Cuyahoga County by about $950 million.