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  • Hopefully someone can restore this "castle."  I love so much about it haha   https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/3860-W-44th-St_Cleveland_OH_44109_M49996-18761?ex=2947813095

  • Here's another one that keeps getting weirder and weirder as you go further into the photo gallery...

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    ^ I don’t hate it and raise you this amazing place in Bath/ Ghent area just north of Akron   https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/840-Heritage-Ln-Akron-OH-44333/35328748_zpid/?u

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10 hours ago, jmecklenborg said:

What is this thing?  How is it the exact size of the mantle? 

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And what is in the fireplace behind it?

 

It looks like the same family has lived in/owned that house since 1955. That always makes for an interesting real estate listing.

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47 minutes ago, thebillshark said:

 

Would be nice not to get a completely auto oriented development there.

 

...the subway surfaces just south of this spot.  There was a vacant brick building here with a billboard on top for many years on the south side of Marshall.  Then the credit union disappeared along with the remnants of a gas station.  

 

If the developer is rich enough - or simply donates to Cranley - they can get the city to vacate the needless prong of the 5-way intersection.  

 

 

2 hours ago, thebillshark said:

 

Would be nice not to get a completely auto oriented development there.

 

From the photos in the listing, it looks like it's being marketed for either an auto-oriented development or an urban development. It is a bit far from the nearest I-75 exits - or, rather, difficult to get to from the exits (Hopple has the confusing and time consuming White Castle jughandle down to Central and Harrison only has access to the west), so hopefully that discourages a fast food/gas station type development.

 

 

1 hour ago, Ram23 said:

 

From the photos in the listing, it looks like it's being marketed for either an auto-oriented development or an urban development. It is a bit far from the nearest I-75 exits - or, rather, difficult to get to from the exits (Hopple has the confusing and time consuming White Castle jughandle down to Central and Harrison only has access to the west), so hopefully that discourages a fast food/gas station type development.

 

 

 

They could take the swing out of Central Parkway that followed the route of the canal and open up a larger contiguous piece of land.  Have Central Parkway slope downward a bit to meet Marshall just east of the I-75 overpass.  

 

It's interesting that the rapid transit planners chose to deviate in this section from the canal.  The stated purpose was to enable trains to travel at their top planned speed of 45mph - if you attempt to take the curve on Central Parkway at 45mph you will squeal your tires.  But since they built a station at Marshall, the trains would have to slow down anyway - the local trains, at least.  There were definite plans for the interurbans to run express, so that's why the alignment had to be straight.  

 

Further south, the Brighton Station was positioned so as to force trains to slow down while negotiating the canal's S-curve in that area.  So while express trains would have been able to speed through Marshall, they would have had to slow down in Brighton.  

 

 

NKU adjacent as well, while also connected to both Florida AND Canada? Take my money now please!

 

  • 3 weeks later...

"View of the former Rhine" from  WeEn Lo-TR (Pronounced Weenloter)

Everyone's suddenly trying to get top dollar for average buildings on chopped-up West End blocks.  

 

^I've got one even better:

 

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“To an Ohio resident - wherever he lives - some other part of his state seems unreal.”

^Make sure to give all your money to the internet rather than spend it in your community so that Silicon Valley can continue on like that.

  • 2 weeks later...
On 9/27/2019 at 3:36 PM, BigDipper 80 said:

^I've got one even better:

 

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My soul is dead after this post. And no bathroom privileges? 

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While poking around the county auditors site looking for info on 918 York in the West End, this interesting parcel came up.

Its like 6" wide and runs the length of the property. Could this be some kind of easement ? What do others think about this?

It has a completely different Parcel ID than the other 918 York.

 

https://wedge.hcauditor.org/view/re/1840003016200/2018/aerial_imagery

 

Property Description

YORK ST 0.46 X 150 FT PT LOT

 

While the other 918 York street is a complete mess. I walked a client through it last week. Its a beautiful disaster.

It was listed in Aug for $120,000 !! Currently @ $98k.

It would take someone 2 years and a quarter million dollars to get it nice again.

https://www.sibcycline.com/Listing/1/1636778/918-York-St-Cincinnati-OH-45214/

 

^ Wow. What a great home.  

^ Yeah, it's just in an unfortunate spot. It would be worth double that if it ere a block east or west, rather than on Reading Road. It would be worth 4 or 5 times that if it were a mile away in Hyde Park.

Divine, dahhling...

This looks like the Cincinnati branch campus of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.

 

Except that Cincinnati already has two schools named Xavier, so that would just be gilding the lily a bit.

3 hours ago, Gramarye said:

This looks like the Cincinnati branch campus of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.

 

Except that Cincinnati already has two schools named Xavier, so that would just be gilding the lily a bit.

 

The house is pretty close to XU, so it could be the mutant college in the uni.

11 hours ago, Ram23 said:

Not necessarily "weird" - but possibly the nicest house I've ever seen for < $600,000:

 

https://www.coldwellbankerhomes.com/oh/cincinnati/3886-reading-rd/pid_33673667/

 

 

Now,  THIS is my kind of show home!  HOWEVER, there are some glaring issues.

  • The heating/cooling system would need to be replaced
  • The windows would need to be replaced
  • The kitchen would need to be gutted
  • There are only TWO full baths for a SEVEN bedroom home.  Both would need to be gutted. and most likely 2 of the 3 partial bathrooms would need to be gutted and expanded.
  • The electrical panel will most likely need to upgraded for new appliances
  • The home will most likely need to be upgraded for home network, security and solar panel

The exterior is gorgeous but needs to be cleaned.

 

Welcoming guest as you descend the stairs would be everything!

 

Sounds like @MyTwoSense is ready to move to Cincinnati.

No, he'll just be a drag to the Queen City.

"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

On 11/15/2019 at 8:55 AM, Robuu said:

Sounds like @MyTwoSense is ready to move to Cincinnati.

Oh honey...No. Hard no.

 

On 11/15/2019 at 10:38 AM, ColDayMan said:

No, he'll just be a drag to the Queen City.

Why don't you save your anger for the bedroom, where it belongs!

11 hours ago, MyTwoSense said:

Why don't you save your anger for the bedroom, where it belongs!

 

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"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

  • 2 weeks later...

At least they left you some of the leftover paint cans, as shown (for some reason) in picture 30, so you can do some light touchup. 

  • 1 month later...

A chop shop garage on Cincinnati's west side has been listed for 5-6 months...finally I went over to see the thing today.  As it came into view I was like...um...what happened to half of it?  These idiots still have it listed for $150k even though half of it disappeared sometime this fall.  The retaining wall which half of the building rested on looks like the culprit.  It doesn't look saveable and in my estimation the property is worth less than $0 at this point.  Simply removing the retaining wall and shoring up the remainder of the structure might cost $40,000. 

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I...I...can't...even...

 

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"You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers

  • 2 weeks later...

Fells Point, Baltimore

 

 

43 minutes ago, surfohio said:

Fells Point, Baltimore

 

 

 

That place doesn't even have a residential portion.  It's just an indoor diving facility. 

^just looked it up on Streetview. Seems like a neat and orderly neighborhood. 
Also noticed this, which may explain a lot;

 

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My hovercraft is full of eels

I wonder if a neighbor left the loppers on a bush (tree?) next to the sidewalk as a hint.

  • 2 weeks later...

What's up with these listings that have been digitally staged?  If you're not going to go to the trouble of moving 25 pieces of furniture into the house, at least get the perspective right when you drop in these graphics!

 

 

 

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  • 1 month later...

The homeowner or agent must have insisted to provide their own photos for that listing. The Sibcy Cline photography department is much more professional than that.

Maybe it's Spike Jonze's house

Maximum Bachelor. 

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Bringing back the floor TV!

Odds are that "coffee table" is full of cheese puffs.

 

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