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Ohio realtors aim to add fair housing protections for LGBTQ community Sexual orientation currently not considered 'protected class' under laws Ohio realtors aim to add fair housing protections for LGBTQ community and last updated 2021-03-04 19:13:27-05 CLEVELAND — On Thursday morning, State Senator Nickie Antonio (D-Lakewood) will be re-introducing the Ohio Fairness Act — for the sixth time in 10 years. The legislation aims to prohibit discrimination of LGBTQ individuals in Ohio. And this year, the Ohio Realtors Association became one of the first in the country to form a partnershi...

In Guernsey and Noble counties, the average selling price in January was $149,722 — a 14% increase over the average price of $128,850 a year ago.

Feb 1, 2021 NEW NAME FOR FOUNDATION: Premier Bank recently announced the Home Savings Charitable Foundation is now the Premier Bank Foundation, following the company name change and 2020 merger of Home Savings Bank in Youngstown and Defiance-based First Federal Bank of the Midwest. In the past 30 years, the foundation has provided more than $19 million to local organizations, Gary Small, president of Premier Bank, said. Premier Bank, headquartered in Youngstown, operates 75 branches and 12 loan offices in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. BRITE ADDS TO BOARD: BRITE Ener...

Ohio home sales were higher in 2020 than previous year, despite coronavirus-induced economic crisis Updated Jan 22, 2021; Posted Jan 22, 2021 A sold sign hangs in front of a house in Brighton, New York, on Saturday, December 26, 2020.AP Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio — Nearly 162,000 homes sold in Ohio in 2020, higher than the previous year despite the state and nation dealing with an increased unemployment rate caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The Ohio REALTORS trade association said in a news release Friday that the number of homes sold last year was 4.3% higher than in 2019. The ave...

The new year often brings with it resolutions for reform, sobriety, or any number of other improvements. But Inman News Founder Brad Inman recently took to the community’s Inman Coast to Coast Facebook page to seek out advice for how to navigate 2021. Credit: Inman Coast to Coast on Facebook The friendly community of real estate professionals was dependable as ever in its response, offering Brad tips ranging from playful to earnest in nature — but all were taken to heart. Although there were over 100 comments to Brad’s post that featured helpful advice, we’ve pulled out what we think ...