NE Ohio real estate news by location
In one week, three major groundbreakings were held in Cleveland. Today, representatives of the City of Cleveland, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Meijer, Fairfax Renaissance Development Corp. and Fairmount Properties broke ground on a new grocery store and apartment complex in the Fairfax neighborhood of Cleveland.
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Champagne was flowing in the lobby of 45 Erieview as Ohio Department of Development officials announced the winner of the state’s largest historic tax credit — a 38-year-old office building to be converted mostly into high-end housing.
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It wasn’t just the sound shovels hitting the dirt at the City Club Apartments’ groundbreaking ceremony today in downtown Cleveland that was heard. It was also the news that the Farmington Hills, MI developer and owner of multi-family and mixed-use properties was just getting started in establishing a presence in Cleveland.
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Typically, when a government agency needs a property for a new facility, it does an alternatives analysis of all of the properties that meet its criteria. It then ranks them according to that criteria and then pursues acquisition of their preferred property or properties. Not Cuyahoga County.
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So far in the 21st century, Little Italy has seen a large townhouse development get built roughly every decade. One of Northeast Ohio’s largest homebuilders is getting ready to continue that trend.
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The latest entry in the frantic pace of development on Cleveland’s near-west side is Realife Real Estate Group’s The Pearl, a seven-story apartment building over parking and a retail space.
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Friday was a big day for Scranton Peninsula in Cleveland’s Flats. A new brewpub opened in a repurposed industrial structure next to the Cuyahoga River. City Planning Commission gave conditional approval to plans for a new neighborhood that would add more than 300 housing units to the city’s riverfront. And the commission approved new zoning for a large area of the Flats to support additional development.
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A major project to redevelop a vacant and blighted 10-story building, as well as to construct a large community center on Hough Avenue on Cleveland’s East Side was revealed by a city official at today’s City Planning Commission meeting.
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City Planning Commission today was unable to advance a major downtown Cleveland project toward design approval, despite its members enthusiastically supporting an earlier conceptual version of the plan. In recent months, multiple commission meetings had to be ended early before important agenda items could be addressed, resulting in those projects being delayed to a future meeting where the applicants had to sit through another hours-long session.
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Among the new Sherwin-Williams (SHW) headquarters, Fairmount Properties’ Fairfax Market/Apartments and the City Club Apartments, where was the betting line on the City Club tower officially breaking ground first? If you bet the last to be the first , you’re a winner.
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