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The home at 2890 Euclid Heights Blvd. has been on the market for more than 160 days and now has a reduced price of $465,000. Built in 1919, the home has four bedrooms, three bathrooms and a study room that could be converted into an additional bedroom. The colonial has 3,704 square feet that sit on 1.34 acres near Coventry. Click here for the full listing and broker information.
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Six Cleveland Heights homes in foreclosure are scheduled for sheriff's sales Monday, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. Foreclosure sales are conducted each Monday at 9 a.m. at the Justice Center, 1215 West 3rd St. in Cleveland. Here are the Cleveland Heights properties in Monday's sale:
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The home at 2114 Lamberton Road is selling for $250,000. It has five bedrooms and four bathrooms. The home has a new roof, siding and windows, as well as an updated kitchen with granite counters. The house is 2,683 square feet and was built in 1920. It has been on the market for 51 days. Click here for the full listing and Realtor information.
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This historic home at 12574 Cedar Road has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. It was built in 1920 on 1.34 acres. At 5,028 square feet, Realtor Stephen A. Toth describes it as a "once-in-a-lifetime buy in the heart of Cleveland Heights." The home has hardwood floors throughout and manicured grounds. Click here to view the full listing and get Toth's contact information.
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This 5,500 square-foot colonial home has six bedrooms and seven bathrooms. It sits on 0.65 acres at 2870 Berkshire Road. The home was built on 1911. The listing is brokered by Century 21 HomeStar. View the full listing by clicking here. Contact Century 21 at 440-449-9100.
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This historic home sits on 1.67 acres at 2178 Harcourt Drive. Frank Meade, known as the "Dean of Cleveland architects," designed the home in 1910 and finished it five years later. It was built for Kermode Gill, who built the Terminal Tower and Central Union Station, according to the listing on AOL Real Estate. Today, the home sells for $849,000. It has nine bedrooms and eight bathrooms. It has 7,290 square feet. For Realtor information and the full listing, click here.
11:21 pm on Tuesday, February 12, 2013
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Five Cleveland Heights homes in foreclosure are scheduled for sheriff's sales on New Year's Eve, Dec. 31, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. Foreclosure sales are conducted each Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the Justice Center, 1215 West 3rd St. in Cleveland. Here are the Cleveland Heights properties in Monday's sale: For more information about Cuyahoga County foreclosure sales, click here.
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Two Cleveland Heights homes in foreclosure are scheduled for sheriff's sales on Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. Foreclosure sales are conducted each Monday at 8:30 a.m. at the Justice Center, 1215 West 3rd St. in Cleveland. Here are the Cleveland Heights properties in today's sale: The court ordered two homes on Berkeley Road and Monticello Boulevard that were scheduled for the sale to be withdrawn. For more information about Cuyahoga County foreclosure sales, click here.
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This brick Georgian home sits on 0.86 acres at 1835 N. Park Blvd. It has eight bedrooms and seven bathrooms and was built in 1905. The home has a total of seven fireplaces and a three-car garage. For all of the features and Realtor information, click here.
Nathaniel Brooks
5:16 pm on Sunday, January 27, 2013
Yeah it is, but do not fear there are plenty of people benefiting form this economic crisis. I assure you someone tomorrow will have the money to purchase those homes, and rightfully so. I would rather have someone buy the property versus letting it sit and rot and become a public nuisance. If you really want someone to blame I have a list of their names: Cheney, Bush, elected officials, The Bank… more ›