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A $5.5 million mixed-use development in Cleveland’s Hough neighborhood aims to capitalize on one of the neighborhood’s assets to restore some of the vibrancy it lost decades ago. It is building off of other developments that are underway and planned that promise to turn this recovering neighborhood into a stronger community.
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NRP Group appears to have had a change of heart about its decision to walk away from developing on Scranton Peninsula, according to two sources with direct knowledge of the company’s plans.
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Properties that were part of Stark Enterprises’ ill-fated nuCLEus megaproject are in the process of being sold in a private, off-market transaction. However, the scope of the sale, the buyer’s identity and the buyer’s intentions remain a mystery. Public records emerged this week showing that there is a pending transaction.
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Opinions varied on the physical appearance of a large new warehouse approved Friday by Cleveland’s City Planning Commission. But the project was lauded as the kind of catalytic development that’s needed for Cleveland’s food manufacturing sector, one that belongs on the newly opened Opportunity Corridor Boulevard. Construction is due to start this winter.
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City Planning Commission today gave city and school officials authority to enter into agreements with multiple proposed purchasers and real estate developers to acquire and repurpose 10 Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) properties.
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A Midtown Cleveland development site is about to get twice as large. Even better, a developer is ready and willing to construct mixed-use developments on it.
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On this date of the groundbreaking ceremony for Sherwin-Williams’ (SHW) new global headquarters, it’s not just a time to look ahead but to look back to see how we got here.
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Champagne was flowing in the lobby of 45 Erieview as Ohio Department of Development officials announced the winner of the state’s largest historic tax credit — a 38-year-old office building to be converted mostly into high-end housing.
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It wasn’t just the sound shovels hitting the dirt at the City Club Apartments’ groundbreaking ceremony today in downtown Cleveland that was heard. It was also the news that the Farmington Hills, MI developer and owner of multi-family and mixed-use properties was just getting started in establishing a presence in Cleveland.
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Typically, when a government agency needs a property for a new facility, it does an alternatives analysis of all of the properties that meet its criteria. It then ranks them according to that criteria and then pursues acquisition of their preferred property or properties. Not Cuyahoga County.
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