Flats East Bank plans reveal $84 million project
Conceptual plans for a large Flats East Bank development by Chicago and Cleveland developers were released today.
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Court orders Little Italy housing construction halted
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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Gateway live-work apartments planned, more possible
New York City-based real estate firm SomeraRoad is proposing a big addition to several downtown properties it acquired two years ago along Bolivar Road east of East 9th Street and Progressive Field.
According to documents submitted to the city prior to seeking conceptual approval from Cleveland City Planning Commission, SomeraRoad wants to construct a seven-story apartment building with 203 units. The project would consist of a two-level parking garage with ground-floor retail and topped by the new apartments.
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700 Lake tops off, and tops the metro area in condo sale price
Lakefront views, high-end finishes and a rock-solid community combined at 700 Lake to yield Greater Cleveland’s most expensive condominium sale ever. Sales and construction work continues at the Rocky River development.
As 700 Lake’s development and sales team celebrated the structural topping off of their $35 million lakefront development in Rocky River this week, they had another reason to smile.
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Cleveland: growing faster than the national average, and shrinking
Sometimes living in Cleveland is a walk in the park. And Census data shows more adults are choosing to live here as its economy is producing more output per capita than the average among 106 of America’s largest cities studied in a recent analysis. And Clevelanders’ wealth grew by $2.1 billion between 2017 and 2019 but dipped during the pandemic
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Phantasy Theater renovation into Studio West 117 begins
Construction is starting on a $75 million rebirth of the Phantasy Theater complex, 11794-11814 Detroit Ave. in Lakewood, into Studio West 117.
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Hough Bakeries redevelopment plan revealed
Plans for redeveloping the vacant Hough Bakeries plant on the Cleveland-East Cleveland line were revealed today.
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Westinghouse site may see $85 million reno with hotel, apartments, shops
Abandoned Westinghouse factory in Cleveland may be renovated for $85 million with hotel, apartments & shops.
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45 Erieview aims to be Cleveland’s first post-pandemic remote-work tower
The curving floorplates of 45 Erieview offer sweeping views of Lake Erie for residents, but interior parts of the building cannot be used for apartments because the city’s building code requires residential uses to have windows.
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Amazon to be first tenant at Brook Park’s ex-Ford site
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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