Beachwood housing project at former temple site put on hold

Beachwood Mayor Justin Berns told residents in an email on Sept. 23 that a financing structure could not be reached with potential developers of the former Fairmount Temple property -- bought by the city in 2024 for $8 million -- and tha…
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