Quality, attainably-priced housing is a challenge throughout Ohio. The Williams County Port Authority has developed an innovative approach to producing new homes that are selling for less than $200,000.
From the Archives: Creating the Year-Round City
Cleveland Heights Takes New Approach to Mall Site
Akron Releases Housing Action Plan by GOPC and the Reinvestment Fund
Ohio’s Cities are Tackling Zoning Reform to Increase Housing
Good Ideas: Xenia Adds Protected Bike Lane, Ped Improvements to Connect Regional Trails
Scenario Planning in Lakewood, Ohio
Good Ideas: I.D.E.A. Troy promote Inclusion, Diversity and Equity within the city of Troy
I.D.E.A. Troy is a donor-advised fund organized by the Troy Foundation to, a predominantly white community 19 miles north of Dayton. The goal of I.D.E.A. Troy is to work towards racial equity by sponsoring engaging community events that provide opportunities to learn about non-white American history.
Euclid’s Economic Revitalization & Inclusive Outcomes Strategies Get Global Attention
When planning how to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, Euclid prioritized helping local families build wealth through businesses and supporting a thriving downtown. The City committed to implementing a twofold strategy: promote economic revitalization and inclusive outcomes by supporting local, Black- and Brown-owned, small-scale manufacturing businesses to contribute to “more energy and commerce to downtown”.
