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Future Heights infill housing program

Cleveland Heights

Description

Future Heights is rehabbing two city-owned homes with ARPA funds, running a $25,000 Cleveland Foundation matching home-repair grant program, and has two modular home designs (a 1,060-square-foot ranch and a 1,545-square-foot colonial) before the Architectural Review Board, with its first two lots on DeSota pending.

Impact summary

New small homes and exterior repair grants could freshen up two neighborhoods, but the builder says zoning minimums force costly variances.

Applicant

Name
Future Heights
Address
DeSota Avenue area; Cedar Lee and Cain Park neighborhoods

At a glance

Hearings
1
Public comments
1
Total mentions
1

Last discussed May 26, 2026.

Meeting timeline (1)

May 26, 2026

Council Committee of the Whole - May 26, 2026

Future Heights is rehabbing two city-owned homes with ARPA funds, running a $25,000 Cleveland Foundation matching home-repair grant program, and has two modular home designs (a 1,060-square-foot ranch and a 1,545-square-foot colonial) before the Architectural Review Board, with its first two lots on DeSota pending.

Related issues (1)

Infill housing and CRA tax abatement

The city has 144 vacant lots and four homes to work with. An RFQ for developers goes out this week, and a separate process for residents wanting to build owner-occupied homes on city lots is expected within a month or two.

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