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After many delays, the first construction permit has been issued for the proposed new City Club Apartments tower in downtown Cleveland
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Real estate construction in the northwest corner of Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood, called Duck Island, and at the east-central flank of Ohio City, called Market Square are starting to blur the line between the two neighborhoods.
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Northeast Ohio’s transition away from a manufacturing-based economy continues as the first tenant is revealed for the former Ford Motor Co. engine and casting plants in the Cleveland suburb of Brook Park. That tenant, according to two sources familiar with the redevelopment, is e-commerce giant Amazon.
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Earlier this week, detailed design documents were submitted to the city as an important first step to securing construction permits for one of Cleveland’s largest-ever historic renovation projects.
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While City Planning Commission members review months-old massings of the planned Sherwin-Williams headquarters delivered to them only last week, you’re getting the first look at more detailed images of what the new HQ will reportedly look like.
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An executive-level committee at Sherwin-Williams (SHW) has made a critical decision — the final height of its new headquarters tower just west of downtown Cleveland’s Public Square. According to sources on the HQ design team, the height decided by SHW’s Building Our Future Committee is 600 feet.
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State lawmakers overwhelmingly passed a compromise two-year budget bill tonight that included a provision to double the dollar amount and duration of a new tax credit program to boost real estate megaprojects in Ohio’s largest urbanized areas.
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A 23-story apartment tower proposed to rise on Euclid Avenue in downtown Cleveland has seen potential groundbreaking dates come and go, delayed by several factors. While most of the factors are largely beyond the control of Farmington Hills, MI-based City Club Apartments (CCA), some of the delays are reportedly the developer’s fault.
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Two significant art installations could turn the north side of downtown Cleveland’s Public Square into a bright, uplifting and active canvas. The canvas would be two historic buildings that may come alive with stories about Cleveland using not only imagery, but also light and sound on select nights.
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Kalina House is proposed to help people transition to a new life after suffering the loss of limbs. Making that transition means finding new housing, learning how to move around, and be independent takes an enormous effort. Kalina House is the place where that journey will begin.
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