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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.
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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.
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Last spring, everything looked rosy with the pending $81.5 million redevelopment of the former Westinghouse plant near Edgewater Park into mixed uses.
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The timetable for the remake of Downtown Cleveland’s lakefront is starting to come together. That includes not only the start of demolition of infrastructure for the new Shoreway boulevard but also for the clearance of Huntington Bank Field to offer a development-ready site.
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Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood celebrated the groundbreaking of its latest residential development just last week. However, several projects which got underway earlier this year have seen major construction progress into the autumn season.
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Today, the City of Cleveland released updated, post-stadium lakefront plans. On Wednesday, the city is hosting a pre-bid meeting where construction companies and other potential vendors can get information on building the first big pieces of the lakefront’s redevelopment.
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The first call came in at about 7:30 p.m. on a frigid Friday, Jan. 24, 2025. Cleveland Heights’ under-construction second phase of The Marquee at Cedar Lee, about 75 percent completed, was on fire.
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While a proposed new parking garage for Downtown Cleveland’s Gateway District isn’t intended to structurally support a vertical development above it, the new garage is intended to support new developments next to it, according to two sources who spokes to NEOtrans on the condition of anonymity.
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Two of Northeast Ohio’s prominent institutions are learning first-hand what it means to deal with growth in one of the state’s hottest job centers. While it’s a good problem to have, the ways of solving it require a look at transportation demand management strategies in a space-limited district.
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While Cleveland’s Fairfax neighborhood and overlapping MidTown district have lost much of their historic architecture over the decades, new developments are expanding their housing stock and employment base.
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