Ohio

Now that Akron, Ohio, has named the buyer, the estimated $20 million redevelopment of the CitiCenter Building joins a glut of downtown projects competing for private funding, public tax breaks and future tenants.

Cleveland-area home sales perked up in October after their September slowdown, posting a modest gain even as interest rates edged higher.

Central Ohio home prices climbed 7.1% in the third quarter compared with last year, well above the national average of 4.8%.

Bankers complain that the quasi-governmental system's new program designed to make more residential loans in four states goes well beyond its original mission.

The number of central Ohio homes for sale in September broke a 91-month streak of year-over-year inventory declines, according to the Columbus Realtors trade group.

Northeast Ohio home sales stuttered in September, cooling as autumn set in and as prices and mortgage rates climbed.

Homes sales in Lucas and upper Wood counties in Ohio decreased by 5.4% in September, but the decline was expected, a local real estate official said.

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency lowered the $14 billion-asset thrift in Cleveland to “needs to improve” from "satisfactory."

Central Ohio home prices will "skyrocket" if Amazon picks Columbus for its second headquarters, according to a report released Monday by Realtor.com.

Cleveland-area house prices rose at a faster pace in July, even as price growth cooled in other major cities and across the nation.

House prices maintained their momentum in August, climbing 6.4% across Northeast Ohio.

Metro Toledo's August home sales rose 4.3% from a year ago, according to new figures from the Toledo Regional Association of Realtors.

The Ohio company agreed to buy TransCounty Title Agency, which has five offices around Columbus.

Home sales climbed back up in central Ohio and throughout the state in July, despite dropping nationally to the lowest level in more than two years.

Homes in the Toledo, Ohio, area continued to sell quickly as they have done now for two years.

Foreclosures, short sales and other troubled properties continue to dwindle in central Ohio, according to a report from the Columbus Realtors trade group.

June home sales in Cincinnati continued their momentum, but just fell short of last year's levels, down 0.99% compared to June a year ago.

Home sales plunged in June, the second straight month that a shortage of homes has pushed down sales.

There was little doubt, but new figures from the Toledo Regional Association of Realtors confirm that any lingering effects from the Great Recession on the northwest Ohio market are pretty much gone.

June home sales couldn't keep pace with last year's levels.