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Residential Sales for Cuyahoga County Suburbs, May 2018 Source Residential Sales for Cuyahoga County Suburbs, May 2018 Source: Cuyahoga County Fiscal Office Prepared by Northern Ohio Data and Information Service (NODIS), Levin College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland State University 2010 Orig. Final Auditor Number of Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Census Land Land Deed Conveyance Conveyance Transfer Receipt Filing Parcels Number Address Municipality Zip Tract Use Type Use Type Type Price Flag Date Number Number Combined ($) 201-03-004 31034 LAKE RD Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $850,000 30-May-18 1 201-04-029 31006 HUNTINGTON WOODS P Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $485,000 31-May-18 1 201-05-028 30600 MANHASSET DR Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $0 1-May-18 1 201-16-032 31002 CARLTON DR Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family AFF $0 1-May-18 1 201-16-051 31100 BEXLEY DR Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $253,500 9-May-18 1 201-18-029 373 PELLETT DR Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family AFF $0 17-May-18 1 201-20-037 448 POWELL DR Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $258,000 22-May-18 1 201-26-045 630 WALMAR DR Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $350,000 31-May-18 1 201-33-028 399 APPLEBLOSSOM LN Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $405,150 2-May-18 1 201-34-012 30109 WINSOR DR Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family LND $0 22-May-18 1 201-35-019 30028 APPLEWOOD DR Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $575,000 31-May-18 1 201-37-031 30000 WOLF RD Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $188,000 1-May-18 1 202-01-020 285 BASSETT RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $155,000 15-May-18 1 202-03-023 29337 LAKE RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $0 10-May-18 1 202-04-036 363 LONGBEACH PKWY Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $0 18-May-18 1 202-06-036 29724 FOOTE AVE Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $0 22-May-18 1 202-06-044 29614 FOOTE AVE Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $198,000 9-May-18 1 202-12-026 389 LONGBEACH PKWY Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $229,900 11-May-18 1 202-18-018 30101 ASHTON LN Bay Village 44140 130103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $305,000 22-May-18 1 202-23-050 29602 WEST OAKLAND RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $318,000 17-May-18 1 202-25-026 29275 WOLF RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $310,000 25-May-18 1 202-26-026 28810 WEST OAKLAND RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $0 23-May-18 1 202-31-052 28732 LINCOLN RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $265,000 3-May-18 1 202-33-009 29075 OSBORN RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $0 3-May-18 1 203-06-017 558 CAHOON RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $189,000 14-May-18 1 203-12-027 622 CAHOON LEDGES RD Bay Village 44140 130104 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $0 11-May-18 1 203-14-013 26916 BRUCE RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family AFF $0 31-May-18 1 203-14-013 26916 BRUCE RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $150,000 31-May-18 1 203-19-058 26923 NORMANDY RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $250,000 2-May-18 1 203-24-019 26518 KNICKERBOCKER RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $0 23-May-18 1 203-25-035 26123 EAST OVIATT RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $205,000 25-May-18 1 203-26-037 525 CANTERBURY RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $225,000 18-May-18 1 203-27-019 420 CANTERBURY RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $262,500 11-May-18 1 203-27-074 479 ELMWOOD RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $85,000 24-May-18 1 203-30-006 609 KENILWORTH RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family FID $110,000 15-May-18 1 203-34-022 25803 LAKE RD Bay Village 44140 130105 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $0 2-May-18 1 204-01-047 596 JUNEWAY DR Bay Village 44140 130106 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $0 2-May-18 1 204-10-040 KNICKERBOCKER RD Bay Village 44140 130106 Residential vacant land Land FID $0 15-May-18 1 204-13-018 432 VINELAND RD Bay Village 44140 130106 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $0 23-May-18 1 204-17-035 24307 LAKE RD Bay Village 44140 130106 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $0 4-May-18 1 204-19-024 23917 KNICKERBOCKER RD Bay Village 44140 130106 Single family dwelling Single-Family AFF $0 2-May-18 1 204-19-062 24230 KNICKERBOCKER RD Bay Village 44140 130106 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $68,100 18-May-18 1 204-21-047 24219 LAKE RD Bay Village 44140 130106 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $226,000 2-May-18 1 204-22-013 388 FORDHAM PKWY Bay Village 44140 130106 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $250,000 23-May-18 1 Page 1 of 204 Residential Sales for Cuyahoga County Suburbs, May 2018 Source: Cuyahoga County Fiscal Office Prepared by Northern Ohio Data and Information Service (NODIS), Levin College of Urban Affairs, Cleveland State University 2010 Orig. Final Auditor Number of Parcel Parcel Parcel Parcel Census Land Land Deed Conveyance Conveyance Transfer Receipt Filing Parcels Number Address Municipality Zip Tract Use Type Use Type Type Price Flag Date Number Number Combined ($) 204-28-050 540 SANDALWOOD DR Bay Village 44140 130106 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $329,900 31-May-18 1 741-01-006 23114 CEDAR RD Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $0 10-May-18 1 741-01-016 2154 CEDARVIEW DR Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $275,000 30-May-18 1 741-01-079 2149 FENWAY DR Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $154,500 21-May-18 1 741-02-045 2177 CEDARVIEW DR Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family AFF $0 31-May-18 1 741-02-045 2177 CEDARVIEW DR Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $299,000 31-May-18 1 741-04-051 23401 GREENLAWN AVE Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $200,000 4-May-18 1 741-06-085 24112 EAST GROVELAND RD Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $0 24-May-18 1 741-08-036 2555 EDGEWOOD DR Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $0 18-May-18 1 741-11-018 24128 GREENLAWN AVE Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $345,000 10-May-18 1 741-11-038 24096 GREENLAWN AVE Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family TRS $336,500 8-May-18 1 741-12-016 24450 UNION CIR Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $590,000 1-May-18 1 741-15-005 Beachwood 0 131103 Residential vacant land Land WAR $662,918 7-May-18 1 741-15-065 2444 BRIAN DR Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $200,000 30-May-18 1 741-16-008 2490 DEBORAH DR Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family AFF $0 18-May-18 1 741-19-021 2522 RICHMOND RD Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family AFF $0 10-May-18 1 741-20-064 2773 SHAKERCREST BLVD Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $430,000 7-May-18 1 741-21-032 2805 SHAKERCREST BLVD Beachwood 44122 131103 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $349,000 25-May-18 1 741-26-807D 6 CHELSEA CT Beachwood 44122 131104 Residential condominiums Condo SUR $245,000 15-May-18 1 741-26-931C 14 DEERFIELD LN Beachwood 44122 131104 Residential condominiums Condo AFF $0 29-May-18 1 741-26-946C 6 HAMPTON CT Beachwood 44122 131104 Residential condominiums Condo SUR $290,000 3-May-18 1 741-29-080 2509 FAIRWOOD CT Beachwood 44122 131104 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $595,000 18-May-18 1 741-35-028 26501 BERNWOOD DR Beachwood 44122 131104 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $0 29-May-18 1 742-02-103 24905 HAZELMERE RD Beachwood 44122 131102 Single family dwelling Single-Family QTC $0 30-May-18 1 742-08-042 21816 HALWORTH RD Beachwood 44122 131102 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $189,000 31-May-18 1 742-09-311 22655 CHAGRIN BLVD Beachwood 44122 131102 Residential condominiums Condo WAR $120,000 11-May-18 1 742-11-032 23891 LETCHWORTH RD Beachwood 44122 131102 Single family dwelling Single-Family FID $0 4-May-18 1 742-13-042 25050 LETCHWORTH RD Beachwood 44122 131102 Single family dwelling Single-Family WAR $0 25-May-18 1 742-15-025 23820 HALBURTON RD Beachwood 44122 131102 Single family dwelling Single-Family AFF $0 11-May-18 1 742-15-025 23820 HALBURTON RD Beachwood 44122 131102 Single family dwelling Single-Family SUR $257,000 11-May-18 1 742-26-025 3719 BEACON DR Beachwood 44122 131102 Single family dwelling Single-Family LIM $150,000 2-May-18 1 742-31-325 27500 CEDAR RD Beachwood 44122 131104 Residential condominiums Condo FID $240,000 23-May-18 1 742-31-364 27500 CEDAR RD Beachwood 44122 131104 Residential condominiums Condo AFF $0 16-May-18 1 742-31-364 27500 CEDAR RD Beachwood 44122 131104 Residential condominiums Condo FID $160,000 16-May-18 1 811-01-067 39 JACKSON
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