A foreclosure case involving Downtown Cleveland’s second-largest building by floor area could conclude by the end of the year if there are no more hiccups until then. That possibility resulted from a U.S. District Court judge granting the current owner time to close on financing to rejuvenate the…

A 19th-century building that’s not been treated very well for the past six decades may soon get the roughest treatment of all — demolition. That’s according to a permit application submitted today to the city’s Building Department.

As promised last year, the Cuyahoga Land Bank has issued a Request For Proposals (RFP) for vacant properties it acquired along both sides of East 185th Street commercial corridor. The street straddles the border between the cities of Cleveland and Euclid.

A master plan for guiding commercial, residential and recreational development for the recently announced Midline Business District envisions more than 2,500 good-paying jobs among 1.5 million square feet of development at up at 21 sites on the city’s near-East Side.

A foreclosure auction due to be held today for Downtown Cleveland’s second-largest building by floor area will be delayed by one week at the request of a U.S. District Court-appointed receiver to “maximize the value and recovery of the property” at 925 Euclid Ave.

While the newly topped-out Naia Noir apartment tower may be the tallest residential development Cleveland’s Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood sees for a little while, plenty of shorter — but nearly as impressive — new construction projects are following close behind.