The residence is a "product," in your understanding of the thing, and tossing these people out of the place they call home is "naturally" a good idea.Can you and @Austin Fruechting just maybe try for half a second to imagine that a man who was born in a stable, lived in a tiny village for most of his life learning a simple trade, wandered jobless all over the land with his followers living on the charity of others, and died penniless on a cross to be buried at the expense of a friend perhaps, just perhaps, did not particularly care about crushing it in multifamilies?

We bought a lot a few months ago and ended up selling it off but it would have been a great lot for multifamily because it was on a great street but a very busy one close to the Short North and Victorian village area.

Some may consider certain pockets, but I would personally say you have to go as far out as Broadview heights/Brecksville (south), north Olmsted (west), and rocky river/bay village (northwest) to get into solid A neighborhoods on the west side.With that said I wouldn't take anything away from Parma.

And that doesn't mean that the residents can afford it, as many folks will be seeing bills higher than their electric bills going forward.There is a suburb in Cleveland called Bay Village where the sewer lines are a mess and the mayor said it would take something like 150M to repair, with 15000 residents....Interesting times for those without septic.

It's technically in South Lawndale (not North Lawndale, the scary Lawndale) which is now called Little Village.

We enjoy solving problem and providing solutionsLet’s connect.They do say it takes a Village to Close a deal

There is work underway to annex this property into the bordering village where the infrastructure is in place with capacity to handle a sizable development with sewer and water. 

North Mountain Village - previously stigmatized area due to Metro Center, the "bad mall".

The 2500 student housing units they are also adding as part of this mixed use project will not alleviate the need for housing in this 5 mile radius plus.http://www.latimes.com/local/education/la-me-usc-v...http://la.curbed.com/places/the-village-at-uscPlant your flag within a 1 - 5 mile radius (preferably a triplex or 4 plex), force your rents up (paint, etc) and wait because by then you can "afford to".  

We were going to buy in Placencia but feel the village is overpriced now.