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UPDATED MARCH 29, 2020
Three sources confirm that e-commerce giant Amazon has agreed to occupy a large new warehouse on Cleveland’s West Side and ultimately build out the rest of the site with more distribution facilities. The sources spoke off the record because they weren’t authorized to speak publicly about the deal.
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Historically, the area around Penn Square/East 55th Street was one of two “mini-downtowns” along Euclid Avenue east of the city’s central business district. Doans Corners/East 105th Street was the other, dubbed Cleveland’s Other Downtown.
Read MoreSale of Midtown development site on Euclid OK’d by GCRTA Read More »
A significant real estate development next to and possibly above the rail rapid transit line in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood moved a step closer to reality today. That occurred when the Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority’s (GCRTA) Board of Trustees authorized staff to execute a development and use agreement with Carnegie Management and Development Corp. of Westlake.
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The 11-story Baker Building at 1900 E. 6th St. in downtown Cleveland enjoys a brighter future now that it’s in the hands of a deep-pocketed firm. But that future may not be imminent. And the delay has nothing to do with the global pandemic, according to a source familiar with the project.
Read MoreBaker Building may become boutique hotel — eventually Read More »
A site in Cleveland’s Duck Island enclave that has been considered for development for seven years, is back in play again under the stewardship of a real estate firm from Chicago’s suburbs.
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Two major development projects in downtown Cleveland could get underway this summer. And we’re not just talking about the 23-story City Club Apartments, the 75 Public Square renovation NEOtrans reported on last November, or the site preparations for Sherwin-Williams’ new headquarters tower on Public Square.
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A legal dispute over a small building at the edge of Sherwin-Williams’ (SHW) new headquarters site in downtown Cleveland has been resolved. But the long-term future of the building at 1350 W. 3rd St. remains in question.
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UPDATED MARCH 11, 2020
As more sections of the 3-mile, $330 million Opportunity Corridor Boulevard open, more stakeholders are pursuing real estate opportunities. That’s especially true where the first two sections have opened, from East 93rd Street north to Chester Avenue. Work is moving forward on the third and final section from East 93rd west to East 55th Street, set to open in two years.
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UPDATED MARCH 4, 2019
A development vision for the south-western part of Tremont called Lincoln Heights won unanimous support Monday from its immediate community. Now, that conceptual vision is headed to City Planning Commission on Friday for its possible adoption.
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When Midwest Development Partners first announced its Circle Square plan five years ago, then-called University Circle City Center or UC3, it was considered bold and ambitious.
Cleveland in 2015 was still shaking off the body blows it took from the Great Recession and even from the early-2000s recession before that. But this was University Circle — Cleveland’s fastest-growing employment hub.
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