Clefan98

It's proposed to be 7 stories containing 185 units Mixed-use building 43 The Pearl coming to Ohio City area The development coincides with other multi-use projects in the area, including the Waterford Bluffs, The Fairmount Creamery, Electric Gardens, Carriage Works, and The Abbey Avenue Apartments, which just got an approval from the City Planning Commission last Friday. https://www.bizjournals.com/cleveland/news/2021/12/06/mixed-use-builiding-pearl-ohio-city.html

Annexations will happen due to necessity, just have to wait out the boomers.

I wouldn't oversell it either. I have friends in phoenix considering a move back here due to the extreme heat. They can't even run outside at 4am in the summers anymore. Energy costs for cooling is another drag, and the water situation sure as hell ain't getting any better out west. But sure, go whine and complain over three chilly months.

Two weeks ago we hosted a family in the process of relocating here from Nashville. The wife recently accepted a job with SHW downtown and her hubby does web design remotely. First impressions were they were blown away by the city, park system and also couldn't believe we have beaches! Before leaving town they put in an offer, which was accepted, on a new build in Battery Park. It's so friggin' cool meeting people from all over the country and hearing such positive feedback.

Be careful speaking on behalf of all families.

Workers on site and big machines are moving dirt around!

They've cut back a lot on the prepared food section since reopening.

Movement.... ABBEY AVENUE APARTMENTS AND TOWNHOMES Project Information - Near West Case # NW 2021-042 Address: 1910 Abbey Avenue Company: Geis Companies Architect: GLSD Architects / Geis Construction Description: New construction apartments and townhomes on Abbey Avenue between West 20th and West 19th. Committee Actions/Submissions Date:November 18, 2021 https://planning.clevelandohio.gov/designreview/brd/detailDR.php?ID=3954&CASE=NW 2021-042

Yeah, I guess I just realize there are many other ways to support TC without putting my long-term health in jeopardy. LOL

They won't compete with each other but so what if they did? Competition is good for the market and consumerism as a whole.

Food courts still do not compete with food halls - because they're different! I would never ever think about going to Tower City's food court even though I live 8min away. However, I've driven 25min to meet friends at the Van Aken food hall, on numerous occasions. Food Halls most commonly have alcohol, food courts do not. Another huge difference. This is a unique concept to downtown and will not compete with what's already there.

I did. Neither are relevant or similar to an actual food hall. Maybe try googling food court vs food hall. also 5th street arcades is doing just fine. Is your logic that since something (even tho diff) didn't work in the past, we should never try it again? Brilliant.

Even if you believe the concepts are the same, which they're not, there's still a good amount of variables to consider. Is the Galleria actively trying to fill their vacancies with food vendors? No. Is the Galleria located near a heavily populated section of downtown? No. Are there a thousand new units about to break ground within a 1-2 block of radius of Euclid Grand? Yes

Neither of those are good examples of food halls

Get over it.

Now that's what you call a well deserved ass whooping. Cheers to a new era in Cleveland!!

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SO your best defense of this endorsement is a Sam Allard opinion piece? HAHAHAHA

This should be a huge red flag to KK supporters

This 1000x

Zach Reed worked with Kelley on council and thinks he would be a total disaster. Go Bibb!

Things will never improve, huh? Smart investors are looking into the future, not at yesterday's stats.

You're either blind or not paying attention because I see tons of building going on all around the city.

You can take Middleburg Heights out of the equation and your logic still fails.