Housing

From the Archives: Akron Releases Housing Action Plan by GOPC and the Reinvestment Fund

From the Archives: Akron Releases Housing Action Plan by GOPC and the Reinvestment Fund

Housing remains a pressing issue in Ohio communities. GOPC worked with Reinvestment Fund and the City of Akron in 2024 to understand the city’s residential markets and the policies and programs the city needs to create more housing while protecting existing residents.  The recommendations in the Action Plan are guiding Akron now and can inspire action in other cities.

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Informative Data and Resources from the Federal Reserve Bank System

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Informative Data and Resources from the Federal Reserve Bank System

GOPC regularly uses research and resources developed by the Federal Reserve Bank system. Below is a compilation that Senior Regional Outreach Manager Robert Brinkley recently shared with GOPC.

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GOPC Now Offers Monthly Office Hours for Communities Interested in Pre-Approval Programs

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GOPC Now Offers Monthly Office Hours for Communities Interested in Pre-Approval Programs

Each session will begin with a 10-minute presentation on a focused topic with the remaining time reserved for your questions on anything pre-approval-related. We welcome local governments, land banks, CDCs, private developers or anyone curious about these programs to attend.

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GOPC Now Offers Monthly Office Hours for Communities Interested in Pre-Approval Programs

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GOPC Now Offers Monthly Office Hours for Communities Interested in Pre-Approval Programs

Each session will begin with a 10-minute presentation on a focused topic with the remaining time reserved for your questions on anything pre-approval-related. We welcome local governments, land banks, CDCs, private developers or anyone curious about these programs to attend.

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Governor's Property Tax Working Group Submits 20 Recommendations for Reform

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Governor's Property Tax Working Group Submits 20 Recommendations for Reform

Members of the Ohio General Assembly have expressed skepticism about the Property Tax Working Group’s recommendations, arguing that their own work on the Joint Committee on Property Tax Review and Reform accomplished similar work.

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