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In May 2022, NEOtrans broke the news that Timothy L. Tramble, Sr., president and CEO of the St. Luke’s Foundation, planned to build 48 housing units on East 89th Street through his firm We Rise Development LLC. This development symbolizes a broader trend of renewed investment in Fairfax, from Innovation Square to the expansion of Cleveland Clinic.
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With interior demolition work wrapping up, the Erieview Tower redevelopment team is now getting ready to update the building’s life safety infrastructure and convert the tower’s midsection to residential.
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While Cleveland is not unique among major cities in having a declining school population, it is proving to be adept at adapting. It is turning what would otherwise be a potential problem of blighted, vacant school buildings and lands that would drag down neighborhoods into redevelopment opportunities that might lift them up.
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The Cleveland Clinic is pushing closer to completion on a collection of new facilities across three different buildings. On Carnegie Ave between East 89th and 90th Streets, the one million square foot Neurological Institute has topped out with façade work nearly complete. Meanwhile, two medical research buildings at Cedar Avenue and East 100th Street have reached a similar stage of construction at the Cleveland Innovation District.
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Euclid Ave entry closed amid construction Condominium owners and other tenants of the historic New England Building, 629 Euclid Ave., got word this week that renovations will start soon to convert just over half of the building from a Holiday Inn Express into an AC Hotel by Marriott. This will be the first AC Hotel
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The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority’s Board of Directors today approved financing actions supporting two of Cleveland’s long-proposed major redevelopment projects. And it also approved a land transfer today to advance the Irishtown Bend Park in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood.
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Though the $119 million Lakewood Common project celebrated its groundbreaking in late September, the former Lakewood Hospital site has remained dormant for more than a month. Finally, construction crews have begun to clear the site—a large, sunken plot known by locals as “The Pit”—to make way for a new mixed-use development.
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After more than a year of construction, the Urban Community School today announced that it is scheduled to open the Roundstone Athletic Center (RAC) with a ceremony at 9:30 a.m. Nov. 21.
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A start-from-scratch rebuilding project was launched today following a late-September fire at River Recycling Industries, Inc., 4195 Bradley Rd., in Cleveland’s Old Brooklyn neighborhood. The fire ignited multiple rounds of live bullets that were among spent casings to be recycled along with a propane tank that exploded.
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High construction costs, tariff uncertainties, and changes to city tax abatement policy have brewed skepticism that current development momentum can continue—especially in urban neighborhoods like Ohio City. So one might be surprised to walk around the block and find hundreds of new homes actively under construction.
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