More people are choosing to live, work and play in the City of Cleveland.
More people are choosing to live, work and play in the City of Cleveland.
Last month, hundreds of community stakeholders gathered for the most recent Cleveland Foundation Fred Talk. The topic was the exciting update and renewal of support for the Greater University Circle Initiative and the successful Greater Circle Living housing incentive program. Neighborhood anchor institutions have pledged an additional $3.2 million to continue the program, which offers […]
Cleveland Restoration Society, a nonprofit community development organization that advocates for historic preservation has collaborated with leadership in Ward 1 to complete an oral history project for the Harvard/Lee Seville neighborhoods. You can read more about the effort here on Cleveland.com. To learn more about the participating organizations, check out www.clevelandrestoration.org and www.harvardcommunitycenter.org.
[wordpress_file_upload] Cleveland Neighborhood Progress is proud to welcome #HackCLE @ Year 1 to the St. Luke’s Weinberg Auditorium on December 4, 2015. Hack Cleveland is a working collective focused on advancing social justice through modeling our vision of an open, inclusive and affirming community. It fosters the development and adoption of tech tools that position […]
Our friends at Neighborhood Housing Services of Greater Cleveland bring you the second round of Cleveland CityLift. This program returns, and aims to provide over 70 additional families with $15,000 each in down payment assistance to those qualified and purchasing homes in City of Cleveland neighborhoods. CityLIFT® is a nationwide down payment assistance program funded […]
The levy–just a penny-and-a-half per cigarette–supports Cuyahoga County’s critical Arts & Culture sector, which drives our economy, improves and enhances our children’s education, attracts tourists, residents and businesses, and gives Cleveland a world-class image and reputation. Issue 8 is endorsed by Cleveland Neighborhood Progress. Learn more at: http://voteforissue8.org/
It’s August – summer is winding down and the school year is starting up. Public, private and charter schools in the city will soon be welcoming students back. The Cleveland Metropolitan School District continues to make strides in improving its educational offerings. Many high-performing schools are located throughout Cleveland and parents can easily learn about their options […]
Don’t miss these incredible events that will take place in the city’s neighborhoods this month. From attending festivals and art walks to participating in farmers’ markets and neighborhood 5ks, there’s no better way to learn about the culture of each unique city neighborhood. Check out LiveCleveland.org/calendar for a complete listing of neighborhood events. Oct 3 Tremont Farmers’ […]
NEIGHBORHOOD SPOTLIGHT: HOUGH Perfectly situated between Downtown and University Circle, the Hough neighborhood is host to an important stretch of the Euclid Corridor HealthLine. It offers a wide range of housing, from new to historic and affordable to upscale opportunities. A redeveloped League Park, where the Cleveland Indians and Major League legends like Babe Ruth […]
September 2017 Realtor Spotlight: Carolyn Bentley Howard Hanna, The Bentley Group With its diverse neighborhoods and growing housing market, you can find the perfect home in Cleveland. If you want to learn more about urban living opportunities in the city, an experienced and passionate real estate professional like Carolyn Bentley is the perfect resource. As […]
