Ohio REALTORS help make home happen... helpbusinesses open doors... and most importantly... help build communities.
The newest episode of the Ohio REALTORS "Community Champions" video series spotlights how the Beaver Creek Area and Youngstown Columbiana Associations joined forces to establish REALTORS Park in the Village of Lisbon.
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UPDATE: Thanks to the Lake & Geauga Area Association REALTORS and Ohio REALTORS the point of sale mandate HAS BEEN ELIMINATED. Last year OR members looked at the issue and unanimously agreed to fund a public awareness campaign … spotlighting the impact of Burton’s point of sale requirement on the area's housing market.
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This Ohio REALTORS "Community Champions" video series spotlights the efforts of the Ashland Board, Wayne-Holmes Association, Knox County Board, Coshocton County Board, Mansfield Association, and the Lorain County Association to pass a much-needed levy for the Ashland County -- West Holmes Career Center.
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See how Ohio REALTORS and the Midwestern Ohio Association of REALTORS worked together to pass a levy for the Hayner Cultural Center.
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Due to an affordable housing crisis in Columbus, the Columbus REALTORS reached out to Ohio REALTORS for help in passing a $50 million affordable housing bond levy.
According to Columbus city officials, due to the support and voice of both Ohio & Columbus REALTORS, the affordable housing bond levy passed.
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The City of Cincinnati was experiencing a failing bus system where one-in-four residents couldn't get to a job in less than 90 minutes. Thanks to both the Cincinnati Area Board and Ohio REALTORS a levy was passed expanding and improving mass transit in Cincinnati.
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After the death of its mayor, the city of Toledo and Northwest Ohio REALTORS reached out to Ohio REALTORS for help in electing a REALTOR-friendly mayor who would help defeat unmanageable lead-based paint regulations.
All groups worked hard and were successful in electing Democrat Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz
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At one time, the city of Euclid had one of the most challenging Point of Sale (POS) inspections in Northeast Ohio. The POS ordinance required that funds be placed in escrow with the City to cover the costs of any required repairs..a double burden to home buyers.
To eliminate this barrier, the Akron Cleveland Association reached out to Ohio REALTORS for assistance.
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When the Lordstown community realized the General Motors plant was closing, the Warren Area Board of REALTORS contacted Ohio REALTORS for help supporting a new zoning referendum to site the TJX Homegoods Distribution Center.
We responded. Through the support and partnership of Ohio REALTORS and the local board, Lordstown was able to secure thousands of jobs to make their community a stronger place to live and work.
Ohio REALTORS help make home happen... help businesses open doors... and most importantly... help build communities.