Kinsman Houses for Sale

Kinsman, a neighborhood in Cleveland, is undergoing significant revitalization efforts after decades of disinvestment. Recent housing developments, supported by Mayor Bibb and $45 million in grants, are transforming the area with 800 new apartments and the reconstruction of Woodhill Homes. The neighborhood features green spaces and urban farms, such as the Rid-All Green Partnership, which utilizes 23 acres for agricultural activities and community events like “Taco Tuesday” and “Fish Fry Friday.” Luke Easter Park offers a venue for family gatherings and includes the Zelma Watson George Recreation Center with roller-skating facilities. The historic Sidaway Bridge, a pedestrian suspension bridge, is a local landmark with ongoing restoration advocacy. Cultural highlights include the Karamu House Theatre, the oldest Black theater company in the U.S., and WOVU 95.9 FM, a community radio station. Shopping options include BoxSpot, a collection of independent businesses housed in shipping containers, and the Shoppes at Buckeye, anchored by Simon’s Supermarket. Dining options range from Mary’s Diner to Kirkman’s Double Exposure. The East 79th RTA light rail station provides connectivity to downtown Cleveland and nearby medical facilities, including Cleveland Clinic Main Campus and Children’s Hospital, located 2 miles away. Cleveland Hopkins International Airport is 14 miles from the neighborhood.