A large, historic, two-level bowling alley that was once an industrial building has found new life with a new owner. Or at least a portion of it has found a new purpose and will provide something that Cleveland doesn’t apparently yet have.
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In a stunning surprise, the Cleveland Clinic Foundation is reportedly planning to more than double the size of its proposed new Neurological Institute and bring more than 1,000 new jobs to the global health care system’s main campus near University Circle.
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A plan to enhance West 25th Street with dedicated bus and bike lanes plus new zoning and parking guidelines could make it a ‘complete street’ and spur more development along it.
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According to a filing submitted to the city of Cleveland yesterday, Sherwin-Williams has set the date for its headquarters groundbreaking ceremony — two weeks before the city is scheduled to possibly approve it.
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It’s not much to look at right now, but a five-story commercial building at the southwest corner of St. Clair Avenue and West 3rd Street in downtown Cleveland appears to be the subject of a power play involving the neighboring site of Sherwin-Williams’ proposed global HQ.
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Denver and Cleveland investors acquired 20 Glenville apartment buildings with the intent of renovating them with affordable housing. The investors, Cardinal Housing Group and Salus Development, are committing $16.6 million to property acquisitions and rehabilitations.
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Construction on a residential development in Little Italy could restart soon after a judge ruled against a lawsuit filed by two nearby residents.
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Law firm Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff LLP may expand into Key Tower rather than relocate to nuCLEus, dealing a major blow to the long-planned downtown Cleveland development.
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Downtown Cleveland’s residential market is on fire based on the occupancy and average rental prices of major buildings, the pace of renting and the oft-debated population growth of downtown.
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The Cleveland Indians/Guardians may acquire the city-owned Gateway East Garage in 2024-25 and sell or partner with a real estate investor to redevelop it to help raise funds for Progressive Field’s renovation.
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