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Purchases and renovates multi-unit apartment buildings in the area.

A team effort by City departments, neighborhood groups and citizens, businesses and other partners to make neighborhoods safer and cleaner. The Pride Center serves as the direct communications link between the city and your community. The Pride Center is a one-stop-shop for city services and offers various programs for the health, safety and social welfare for families living in the area.

Provides assistance with obtaining a home that has been rehabilitated in the service area as well as assisting homeowners needing to get help with improving and maintaining their property.

Acquire vacant and abandoned tax delinquent property, and market that property to individuals, developers and non-profit agencies for development.

Purchases and renovates multi-unit apartment buildings in the area.

Rehabilitates abandoned housing to provide affordable, decent housing. Provides information and counseling on residential rehabilitation with a concentration on avoiding and correcting violations of building codes and maintenance of homes in good condition.

Provides assistance to businesses looking to locate or expand in the area. Provides marketing and promotional materials for neighborhood development, including lists of commercial vacancies. Does referrals for financial assistance with purchasing, rehabilitating and reselling commercial properties. Executes retail attraction strategies.

A team effort by City departments, neighborhood groups and citizens, businesses and other partners to make neighborhoods safer and cleaner. The Pride Center serves as the direct communications link between the city and your community. The Pride Center is a one-stop-shop for city services and offers various programs for the health, safety and social welfare for families living in the area.

Purchases properties that are in need of renovation and makes them available for resale to private contractors, developers, and individuals.

Provides funding for area property owners who possess a brownfield or potential brownfield property in the City of Lorain. Individuals should consider this program if the are planning to purchase property, need an environmental conducted for financing approval, are considering selling their property, or are interested in increasing the marketability of their property.

Works to attract new business to the neighborhood and serves existing business through purchase, renovation, and lease of existing business property, beautification of commercial areas, and assistance in navigating city permit processes.

Works to provide retail, office and residential opportunities in the historic Warehouse District. Supports merchants and links business with funding opportunities. Facilitates commercial redevelopment of individual and mixed-use projects.

Roof replacement; hot water tank replacement; installs hand rails and builds wheelchair ramps; plumbing, furnace repair etc; no electrical work, no outside painting; no siding; no work on garages.

Pursues economic revitalization in Fairview Park through various redevelopment, planning, and renovation projects. Performs zoning inspections and processes applications regarding zoning. Maintains land records.

A team effort by City departments, neighborhood groups and citizens, businesses and other partners to make neighborhoods safer and cleaner. The Pride Center serves as the direct communications link between the city and your community. The Pride Center is a one-stop-shop for city services and offers various programs for the health, safety and social welfare for families living in the area.

Multiple affordable housing options serving low-income families. Our multifamily & single-family housing options offer a variety of rental-assistance programs including project-based rental assistance, Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) or accept housing choice vouchers. In addition, we offer market rate rental housing options.

Acquire vacant and abandoned tax delinquent property, and market that property to individuals, developers and non-profit agencies for development.

Strives to strengthen our community by utilizing a foundation of historical preservation and downtown restoration. Provides the following benefits to the community: Protecting & strengthening the existing tax base; Increasing sales and returning revenues to the community; Creating a positive community image; Creating visually appealing and functional buildings; Attracting new businesses; Developing new housing opportunities in historic buildings; Creating new jobs; Increasing investment in the Downtown; and Preserving historic resources.

Assists first time homebuyers in purchasing houses and sellers in need of a short sale. Buyers are assisted in pre-qualifying for mortgage financing.

Roof replacement; hot water tank replacement; installs hand rails and builds wheelchair ramps; plumbing, furnace repair etc; no electrical work, no outside painting; no siding; no work on garages.

Provides help to community residents and organizations engaged in community building activities. Grants range from $100 - $250. Grants are intended to encourage health, safety, neighborliness, civic participation, volunteerism, community pride and activism in the North End of Mansfield (census tracts 6, 7 and 16). Three or more residents can apply for funds; Two or more organizations can apply for funds on a matching basis. Terms may change.

Roof replacement; hot water tank replacement; installs hand rails and builds wheelchair ramps; plumbing, furnace repair etc; no electrical work, no outside painting; no siding; no work on garages.

A team effort by City departments, neighborhood groups and citizens, businesses and other partners to make neighborhoods safer and cleaner. The Pride Center serves as the direct communications link between the city and your community. The Pride Center is a one-stop-shop for city services and offers various programs for the health, safety and social welfare for families living in the area.

Rehabilitates existing and builds new housing in ward 2 in the City of Cleveland and makes it available for lease/purchase to low-income families. Length of time required to lease before buying varies based on how long this agency has owned the home. It may be up to 15 years.

Works to preserve, protect, and rebuild downtown Painesville, Ohio.