A proposed renovation of two historic, decayed buildings in the Flats cleared another hurdle yesterday when Cleveland’s Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) unanimously approved a variance from having to strictly adhere to parking requirements in the city’s building code.

Law firm Benesch will relocate to Key Tower which will see new amenities, including possibly a 52nd-floor restaurant.

The Cleveland Animal Protective League (APL) this week closed on a significant property transaction that sold several acres of previously undeveloped land in Cleveland’s fast-growing Tremont neighborhood. Buying the land was Knez Homes, one of Northeast Ohio’s largest housing developers.

Conceptual plans for a potentially transformative development were revealed yesterday for an aging industrial district overlooking upper Edgewater Park.

For the first time in 50 years, NASA began in 2014 replacing Glenn Research Center office and lab buildings. The construction work continues today.

Eager to start construction, a Duck Island real estate developer applied for permits one day before it went before the City Planning Commission for final design review.