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Yesterday, Cleveland’s City Planning Commission unanimously tabled a request by the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) for consent to construct improvements to the Central Interchange, where Interstate 77 ends and connects with Interstate 90 in downtown Cleveland.
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Today, the five-member Ohio Tax Credit Authority board awarded $100 million in tax credits to Transformational Mixed Use Developments (TMUD) to 13 applicant projects throughout Ohio. Of the 42 projects statewide and nine from Greater Cleveland that were submitted for credits, four received a total of $53 million in funding.
Read MoreLocal megaprojects win, miss TMUD awards Read More »
It’s going to be a little while longer before the developers of 42 projects, many of them megaprojects, across the state learn whether their project is going to win a golden ticket and get a big step closer to their own groundbreaking ceremony.
Read MoreTMUDs – taking more time Read More »
If you thought 2021 was busy real estate-wise, there is every indication that 2022 is going to be even busier. How busy? Take a look….
Read MoreThere’s much to look forward to in 2022 Read More »
Agencies between Cleveland and Chicago have joined forces to request federal funds to identify how best to expand freight and passenger rail services on the busy Norfolk Southern (NS) Corp.-owned rail line that links those metro areas.
Read MoreFunds sought for Cleveland-Chicago rail development plan Read More »
In Greater Cleveland, there were nine TMUD applications for real estate development projects. Five are located in the city of Cleveland with one each in Shaker Heights, Lakewood, Elyria and Mentor.
Read MoreNine of 42 TMUD applications are from Greater Cleveland Read More »
Growing enrollment at Cleveland State University may soon cause visible changes to downtown Cleveland’s landscape. According to two sources close to the university, CSU is in negotiations to acquire two large apartment properties that would allow it to more than double its inventory of on-campus student housing.
Read MoreCSU looks to double its on-campus housing 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 »
Sherwin-Williams new headquarters will join the family of downtown Cleveland skyscrapers after construction starts early this winter. It will be the fourth-tallest tower in Cleveland’s skyline once construction is completed in 2024
Read MoreSherwin-Williams HQ plans offer busy 2 weeks of review, debate Read More »
Cleveland Construction Inc. has established a permanent field office in downtown Cleveland — a sign of good times ahead for downtown construction.
Read MoreWhy Cleveland Construction’s new office is an amazing sign for downtown Read More »
