Housing Policy

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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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Institutional Real Estate Investors Continuing to Impact New Neighborhoods and Markets in Ohio

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Institutional Real Estate Investors Continuing to Impact New Neighborhoods and Markets in Ohio

GOPC has been tracking the surge in so-called “institutional real estate investors” for the past several years. GOPC has been hearing about the increase of investors from members of the RSC, a multi-sector community that tracks on emerging issues that can accelerate property blight and neighborhood de-stabilization and develops state policy responses to mitigate harm.

Community Revitalization Championed in Final State Budget

Community Revitalization Championed in Final State Budget

These provisions will continue efforts to revitalize blighted properties, expand and protect access to affordable housing, and invest in a true multi-modal transportation system that provides more Ohioans to greater options to travel to work, school, or play.

Zanesville’s Housing Rehabilitation Pipeline: From Destruction to Production

Zanesville’s Housing Rehabilitation Pipeline: From Destruction to Production

The Zanesville Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) is overseen by an independent board consisting of city officials and members of the public as the city’s nonprofit development arm. The CIC has piloted a residential renovation program, seeded with city demolition funds, that is self-sustaining, cost-effective, and adaptable.

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