Monday, April 1, 2013
Home values range from $82,000 to $400,000
A total of 18 foreclosed properties are slated for sheriff's sale in April, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's wesbsite. The parcels include 16 houses, a condo and a vacant parcel. In March, eight homes in foreclosure were sold at auction; three were withdrawn from bidding by orders of the court; one was withdrawn due to bankruptcy and one received no bids. April 1: 8040 Strongsville Blvd. -- appraised value $110,000, minimum bid $73,334 17845 Shurmer Drive -- appraised value $95,000, miminum bid $63,334 17919 Ash Drive -- appraised value $150,000, minimum bid $100,000 12221 Windcliff Rd. -- appraised value $115,000, minimum bid $76,667 18329 Saratoga Trail -- appraised value $205,000, minimum bid $136,667 18143 Fawn Circle -- …
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Here's what's been going on in Strongsville
A wrap-up of news in Strongsville this week: Teachers' strike -- The Strongsville Education Association votes to strike at 12:01 a.m. March 4 after contract talks break down. Teachers man picket lines, with reports of chaotic conditions inside Strongsville High School. Teachers' strike part 2 -- Some teachers cross the picket line. Tempers flare in parking lots, with two picketers reporting they were hit by cars and another arrested for blocking a vehicle from entering. Fliers saying "Do you know a scab lives in your neighborhood?" were distributed near the Parma home of a teacher who crossed the picket line. Teachers' strike part 3 -- Key players from the two sides meet Wednesday night to talk about how to proceed, but come away saying …
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Properties range in value from $55,000 to $200,000
A total of 13 properties in foreclosure are scheduled to be sold at sheriff's sales in March, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. In February, 10 homes were sold at auction, five were removed from the sale list by orders of the court and one did not sell. All of the properties are listed as single-family homes with attached garages, except for the one on Dell Drive, which is a condo. March 4 19244 Bradford Court -- appraised value $95,000; minimum bid $63,334 16244 Shurmer Road -- appraised value $60,000; minimum bid $40,000 11386 Craig Drive -- appraised value $175,000; minimum bid 116,667 March 11 8413 Bernice Drive -- appraised value $80,000; minimum bid $53,334 14246 Boston Road -- appraised value $200,000; minimum …
Monday, February 4, 2013
One of the Strongsville properties is valued at $270,000
Fifteen homes in foreclosure will be auctioned at sheriff's sales in February, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. In January, six Strongsville properties were sold at auction and five were withdrawn by the court or by bankruptcy. February's homes range in value from $55,000 for a Royalton Road property to $270,000 for a house on Northwood Trail. All are described as single-family dwellings with two- or three-car garages. Feb. 4 15684 Boston Rd. -- appraised value $120,000, minimum bid $80,000 Feb. 11 16693 Northview Drive -- no appraised value listed; minimum bid $59,612.81 17150 Rabbit Run Drive -- appraised value $175,000; minimum bid $116,667 15860 Boston Rd. -- appraised value $90,000; minimum bid $60,000 20567 …
Monday, January 7, 2013
Houses valued up to $275,000 are going on the auction block this month
Eleven homes in foreclosure will be auctioned at sheriff's sales in January, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. In December, eight properties were sold at auction, eight were withdrawn by the court and one received no bids. January's homes range in value from $50,000 for a Jacque Road property to $275,000 for a newer house on Coopers Run. Four of the 11 are valued at more than $200,000 this month. All are described as single-family dwellings with two- or three-car garages. Jan. 7 13052 Atlantic Road -- appraised value $90,000; minimum bid $60,000 Jan. 14 14122 Fernwood Circle -- appraised value $195,000; minimum bid $130,000 21498 Oak Bark Trail -- appraised value $140,000; minimum bid $93,334 17806 Princeton Circle -- …
Sunday, December 9, 2012
Here's what happened in the last few days
Headlines from the past week: Quality Catering in foreclosure -- Two parcels at Pearl and Whitney are going to sheriff's sale this month. Homes in foreclosure -- 12 residential properties are slated for sheriff's sale in December. Changes for Giant Eagle -- Developers have made significant changes to the plans for the Market District store on Pearl Road. Kids going hungry -- Kemper House launches a program to send students home from school with food on Fridays. Feeding the hungry, part 2 -- If you've ever wondered about the blue bus at the United Methodist Church, here's what it's up to. Counterfeiter arrested -- Strongsville police nab a man suspected of passing fake bills at SouthPark Mall.
Monday, December 3, 2012
Properties range in value from $82,000 to $325,000
Twelve Strongsville homes in foreclosure are scheduled to go to sheriff's sale in December, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. In November, four homes were sold at auction, and three others were withdrawn from the sale list by orders of the court. Some properties may be added to or deleted from this list during December. Building Commissioner Tony Biondillo said city inspectors check each foreclosed home every three months, and make special weekly visits in the summer to be sure the grass is being mowed. If not, the city does it and bills the owner. "We physically inspect every one of these properties quarterly," Biondillo said. Most of the homes on the December list are described as single-frame dwellings with attached…
Monday, October 29, 2012
Strongsville houses range in value from $80,000 to $215,000
Seven Strongsville homes in foreclosure are scheduled to go to sheriff's sale in November, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. In October, 11 homes were sold at auction, and one other was withdrawn from the sale list by orders of the court. Some properties may be added to or deleted from this list during November. Building Commissioner Tony Biondillo said inspectors check each foreclosed home every three months, and make special weekly visits in the summer to be sure the grass is being mowed. If not, the city does it and bills the owner. "We physically inspect every one of these properties quarterly," Biondillo said. The homes on the November list are described as single-frame dwellings with attached garages. Nov. 5 -- …
Monday, October 1, 2012
Values range from $75,000 to $250,000
Twelve Strongsville homes in foreclosure are scheduled to go to sheriff's sale in October, according to the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's website. In September, six homes were sold at auction, and three others were withdrawn from the sale list by orders of the court. Some properties may be added to or deleted from this list during October. Building Commissioner Tony Biondillo said inspectors check each foreclosed home every three months, and make special weekly visits in the summer to be sure the grass is being mowed. If not, the city does it and bills the owner. "We physically inspect every one of these properties quarterly," Biondillo said. The homes on the October list are described as single-frame dwellings with attached garages. Oct. …
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Here's what happened in Strongsville in the last few days
Here are the top stories from Strongsville this week: 1. Homes in foreclosure -- There are nine houses slated to go to sheriff's sale in September. 2. Traffic study at frustrating intersection -- The city will look at ways to improve the corner of Shurmer and Howe roads. 3. New Chinese restaurant nixed -- The Planning Commission denied a conditional use permit for Little Hong Kong to move into part of the former Hobby Town USA location on Pearl Road. 4. High-tech detection -- Strongsville police are being given an Automatic License Plate Reader that photographs passing vehicles' plate numbers and runs them through a crime database. 5. Police chief appointed safety director -- Charles Goss will be Strongsville's first full-time safety …
Claudia
11:06 am on Saturday, March 23, 2013
SURPRISE, SURPRISE!! Houses in foreclosure in Strongsville. Yes, come to the city that does not supposrt its school system or education!!!! BUT , wait and give it a few months because when the school system tanks because the board of eduaction will not negotiate, you can probably get this same house for half the price, but it wont be much of an investment. SO glad I moved out of this town because… more ›