With tenants in mind and a locally resurgent manufacturing market behind it, the long-proposed Gateway 55 light-industrial development is moving forward in the northern part of Slavic Village on Cleveland’s near-East Side.

Two family-run, Cleveland-based printers that have been in business for a combined 230 years have decided to unite that experience into a single company.

According to a new housing market report by Homes.com, Greater Cleveland home prices continue to rise faster than the national average despite growing inventory. In July, only six of the 40 largest US housing markets saw faster annual sales price growth than Cleveland.

When a big company like PNC Bank owns a large, underutilized office property and occupies leased office properties in the same metropolitan area, something’s got to give. The giver is reportedly PNC’s satellite offices. And the receiver is PNC Center in Downtown Cleveland.

Cleveland’s most ambitious lakefront proposals are still in the planning phases: a 450-acre park project which could take shape if Burke Lakefront Airport shuts down, and a 52-acre stadium site masterplan, expected in October. But a handful of lakefront projects are already making waves.

CHN Housing Partners (CHN) announced it received an Ohio Low Income Housing Tax Credit (OLIHTC) award and a 4-percent Low Income Housing Tax Credit allocation from the Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA) for its planned construction of Near West Side Homes.