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The Power of Partnership: Cuyahoga Land Bank’s Collaborative Approach
Part 3: Working with Housing and Development Partners Building stronger communities requires a collaborative spirit, and we are fortunate to partner with these exceptional housing and development
The Power of Partnership: Cuyahoga Land Bank’s Collaborative Approach
Part 2: How the Land Bank Collaborates with Municipalities Cuyahoga Land Bank acquires vacant, abandoned and tax-delinquent properties, many of which are located within the City of Cleveland. Vital
The Power of Partnership: Cuyahoga Land Bank’s Collaborative Approach
Part 1: Building Together in Partnership With County Agencies Cuyahoga Land Bank directly addresses issues like abandoned housing, tax delinquency and urban decay, which are often barriers to
HELP Foundation Breaks Ground on Greenhouse Project
The HELP Foundation, a non-profit organization that supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, recently broke ground on the site of their new greenhouse facility on Shore
Hardest Hit Funds Wind Down
The U.S. Department of Treasury established the Hardest Hit Fund (HHF) in 2010 to provide targeted aid in response to the housing crisis that began in 2007, leading to unprecedented home
New Home Enriches South Euclid Housing Stock
The Cuyahoga Land Bank recently teamed up with One South Euclid to build a charming new home on Avondale Road to enhance the housing stock of the City of South Euclid. One South Euclid is a community
State-of-the-Art Facility Retains, Adds Jobs
When Heinen’s began looking elsewhere for land in 2013 to build its new food production facility, the City of Warrensville Heights partnered with the Cuyahoga Land Bank to help keep
Helping Ease the Forfeiture Backup
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Cuyahoga County Fiscal Office has not held its regular forfeited land sale for nearly two years. As a result, the number of forfeited properties in Cuyahoga County
Local Activist Named to Cleveland City Council
The Cuyahoga Land Bank congratulates community activist Anita Gardner on being appointed as the interim council representative for Ward 4 on Cleveland City Council. Gardner, the chief executive
Pocket Park to Bring Greenspace to E. 131st Street Corridor
Pocket parks, also known as miniparks, are urban open spaces, usually only a few house-lots in size or smaller. A pocket park is an ideal play area for children, space for relaxing or a community