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A wide variety of uses — residential, office/co-working, retail, restaurant, food hall, market, maker space, hotel, speakeasy — are proposed for a redevelopment of the vacant Voss Industries plant in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood.
Read MoreOhio City Carriage Works mixed-use plan announced Read More »
A dense, mixed-use development in University Circle on Stokes Boulevard between Carnegie and Cedar avenues was set in motion today with the signing of a ground lease.
Read MoreUniversity Circle inks property deal with developer Read More »
The intersection of Lake and Detroit avenues in Cleveland could see a significant development in the coming years after a major out-of-state investor acquired a strategic property here.
Read MoreLake-Detroit site bought by Rochester, NY developer Read More »
There appear to be seven applicant real estate projects across the state that may apply for funding from a new state intended to support megaprojects. But one notable project may sit out this application round.
Read MoreCleveland & Columbus to field nearly all of the TMUDs Read More »
Downtown Cleveland’s residential market is on fire based on the occupancy and average rental prices of major buildings, the pace of renting and the oft-debated population growth of downtown.
Read MoreData shows downtown residential is hot Read More »
Conceptual plans for a large Flats East Bank development by Chicago and Cleveland developers were released today.
Read MoreFlats East Bank plans reveal $84 million project Read More »
The Cleveland Indians/Guardians may acquire the city-owned Gateway East Garage in 2024-25 and sell or partner with a real estate investor to redevelop it to help raise funds for Progressive Field’s renovation.
Read MoreCleveland Indians may buy garage for ‘ballpark village’ development Read More »
The more things change, the more they stay the same. A century ago, the city of Cleveland was eager to work with the private railroads to replace its undersized, outdated lakefront train station with a glamorous new downtown terminal. The new lakefront station would be a key component of its ambitious Group Plan designed by Daniel Burnham to remake the central business district into a setting of beautiful public buildings built along a park-like mall.
Read MoreBedrock riverfront joins downtown lakefront in mega-planning Read More »
Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court Judge Michael J. Russo issued a preliminary injunction yesterday against parties involved in the development of the long-vacant and neglected Woodhill Supply site, 1862 E. 123rd St. in Cleveland’s Little Italy, with a $15 million mix of townhomes and an apartment building. However construction continues as terms of the injunction have apparently not been met.
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What may prove to be the largest office building ever built in Cleveland’s MidTown corridor is advancing toward a potential construction date early next year.
Wexford Science & Technology, LLC of Baltimore is moving forward in developing a 150,000-square-foot office building and multilevel parking deck at the northwest corner of Euclid Avenue and East 66th Street.
Large office building in the works for Cleveland’s Midtown Read More »
