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Danberry Realtors Continues to Grow With Expanded Leadership

By Jordyn Windnagle - July 16, 2026
We are thrilled to announce that our leadership team has expanded! Three new Assistant Managers have been appointed: Nancy Brown and Tina Griffith in the Toledo office, and Tiffany Holdgreve in the Findlay office. Over the last five years, our agent count has grown by 35%. As Kevin Warren, Danberry’s CEO, explains, “The addition of these new positions represents more than just promotions, but ref

Hot Diggity Dog! Where to Chow Down for National Hot Dog Month

By Jordyn Windnagle - July 02, 2026
With the dog days of summer also comes National Hot Dog Month! Hot dogs are a summer staple thanks to their popularity at baseball games and cookouts. If anyone knows how to celebrate this dish, it’s Toledoans. After all, we are home to the world-famous Tony Packo’s—and they’re not the only joint in town! No matter where your taste buds take you, these local spots are ready to serve you a frankfur

Toledo Transformed: Tracking the Major Developments Happening Downtown

By Jordyn Windnagle - May 29, 2026
Downtown Toledo has undergone an impressive evolution in recent years, and there’s even more excitement on the horizon! Let’s take a look at some of the major projects that are shaping the future of our great Glass City. Metroparks Toledo has earned its spot as one of the country’s best park systems, and Glass City Metropark is certainly a testament to that. It already has so much to offer and i

Why Greater Toledo is Truly a Great Place to Live

By Jordyn Windnagle - September 26, 2025
We’re not exactly an unbiased source when it comes to our region’s greatness. However, hometown pride aside, there truly is a lot to love! The Toledo Metropolitan Statistical Area is the sixth-largest metropolitan in the state, extending from the Michigan border through Fulton, Lucas, and Wood Counties. It is the 98th-largest metro in the country with a population of more than 600,000. There’s a

Exploring the Toledo Metroparks

By Jordyn Windnagle - May 21, 2025
One of the best things about Northwest Ohio is our incredible park system. The Toledo Metroparks are a shining example of what a community can create when it values conservation, education, and wellness. With over a dozen beautifully maintained parks, miles of trails, and countless opportunities for outdoor adventure, we’re lucky to have access to one of the country’s best metropark systems right

Preserving Toledo’s History: All About the Historic South Initiative

By Jordyn Windnagle - March 08, 2024
Toledo’s Old South End (OSE) is one of the longest-standing neighborhoods in the area. Toledo was founded in 1837 and the Old South End was established in the mid 1840s. Today, the OSE connects the Toledo Zoo and the downtown Central Business District with the Broadway Corridor acting as the main access point into and out of the neighborhood. The abundance of old houses in the OSE reflects its s

The Leading Ladies of Real Estate: Honoring Our Industry During Women’s History Month

By Jordyn Windnagle - March 04, 2024
In honor of Women’s History Month, we’d like to recognize the incredible achievements of women in real estate. When the National Association of Realtors was founded in 1908, membership was 100% male. Decades later the landscape had drastically changed as women became the majority of NAR by 1978. Last year, women made up 62% of all Realtors and 61% of NAR brokers. Given the flexibility and earning

Toledo's Tumultuous Bootlegging Legacy

By Jordyn Windnagle - January 17, 2024
On this very day 104 years ago, the Volstead Act went into effect. Toledo, Ohio, along with the rest of the nation, found itself entangled in the tumultuous era of Prohibition. The declaration set the stage for a clandestine world of speakeasies, bootleggers, and secret dealings. In honor of National Bootlegger’s Day, let's delve into Toledo's sordid history, where the city's streets echoed with

Exploring Glass City Riverwalk | Toledo's Premier Green Space

By Jordyn Windnagle - November 08, 2023
Downtown Toledo has had some incredible improvements over the years. One of the most exciting recent additions to the area is Glass City Metropark. Located at 1001 Front Street on the former site of the Acme Power Plant, this premier park has elevated Toledo's riverfront green space. In total, Glass City Riverwalk will include 300 acres of land and five miles of multi-use trails spanning both side

Community Spotlight | Historic Westmoreland

By Jordyn Windnagle - July 28, 2023
The Westmoreland neighborhood in Toledo, OH, is a charming and vibrant community with a rich history. It is located in the west-central part of the city and is roughly bordered by Dorr Street, Parkside Boulevard, Bancroft Street, and Upton Avenue. It is known for its tree-lined streets and diverse housing options. Developed by William B. Welles and Badger C. Bowen, construction began in the area i

Community Spotlight | The Old West End

By Jordyn Windnagle - November 20, 2021
2347 Robinwood Ave, Listing Presented by Judy Stone The Old West End has one of the largest collections of late Victorian houses in the country. Pass through the area and you'll be in awe of the Colonial, Georgian, Italian Renaissance, Queen Ann, Dutch Colonial, and Arts and Crafts-style architecture lining the streets. The neighborhood stretches 25 blocks with a large portion designated as a his

Community Spotlight | The Toledo Neighborhood of Whitmer-Trilby

By Jordyn Windnagle - August 25, 2021
Sitting along the Michigan Ohio border, Whitmer-Trilby spans from Secor Road to the Ann Arbor railroad just before Lewis Avenue. It has a southern border of W Laskey Road. The neighborhood falls within the Washington Local School District which currently consists of eight elementary schools (Greenwood, Hiawatha, Jackman, McGregor, Meadowvale, Monac, Shoreland, and Wernert), two junior highs (Jeffe

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