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With Cleveland being listed by the U.S. State Department as one of 19 cities suggested for resettlement of Afghan and Iraqi refugees, numerous local organizations are ramping up efforts to attract as many as possible in light of the crisis in Afghanistan. But they need your help as soon as possible.
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Developers of Bridgeworks, a proposed 16-story tower at the northeast corner of West 25th Street and the Detroit-Superior Bridge, are seeking demolition permits for one structure, parts of another, plus parking lots and a sidewalk at the Ohio City site.
Read MoreDemolitions requested for Bridgeworks high-rise Read More »
A highly visible downtown Cleveland property across the street from Progressive Field has gone on the market.
Read MoreHigh-profile downtown property hits the market Read More »
Office spaces are appearing in some unusual places and disappearing in the places where we’d traditionally expect to find them. What will the future of the Cleveland office workplace will be like?
Read MoreWhere will you work tomorrow? Read More »
INTRO is just the beginning for Harbor Bay Real Estate Advisors in terms of their potential development activity in Cleveland.
Read MoreOhio City’s INTRO is just the beginning Read More »
The Renaissance Cleveland Hotel on Public Square in downtown will be renovated from top to bottom over the next 14 months or so for up to $80 million
Read MoreRenaissance Hotel plans $80 million renovation Read More »
Dalad Group is proposing to redevelop this 19th-century mansion turned-elderly care facility on Franklin Boulevard in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood into 38 market-rate apartments.
Read MoreApartments planned at ex-elderly care facility in Ohio City Read More »
Two significant lakefront developments near Gordon Park were put on the back burner by their developers during the depths of the pandemic. But now, both developers are bringing their projects forward to get them cooking again.
Read MoreLakefront developments at East 55th alive again Read More »
An 18-acre swath of city-owned land is proposed to be developed with a surface parking lot that would offer up to 2,000 spaces for cars.
Read More‘Temporary’, huge parking lot planned on downtown lakefront Read More »
The first floor of the JACK Cleveland Casino, formerly the Higbee’s
department store downtown, is proposed to be opened up to create
an outdoor gaming patio.
Higbee’s Public Square façade to add outdoor gambling Read More »
