On March 31, Governor Mike DeWine signed the state transportation budget without issuing a veto, permitting the fully agreed upon legislative conference report to become law without removing any provisions in the bill.
Investment in single-family homes by bulk real estate investors has been on the rise nationally and across Ohio for more than two decades. Now, the recently accelerated pace of acquisition has inspired the Ohio Statehouse to attempt to rein-in the practice.
The webinar series entitled, Building Equity and Market Strength in Legacy Cities: Context-Driven Equitable Development examined strategies that promote equitable outcomes while also protecting against overstepping and diminishing the market strength essential to sustained revitalization.
The conference will feature an exhibitor hall for attendees to connect and network with remediation and redevelopment professionals, and will include eight panel sessions focused on brownfield redevelopment and future funding opportunities and trends.
Over the past two weeks, the House made a number of substantial changes to the budget, which allocates funding to the Ohio Department of Transportation and other transportation-related entities.