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And here we go!! https://planning.clevelandohio.gov/designreview/brd/detailDR.php?ID=3818&CASE=DF 2021-020

Also note, the Cleveland pics posted above were all before the Lumen, Beacon and Hilton came along.

You're off the rails and can't be taken seriously if you think 616' is a "short" building.

I'd rather have two towers especially after knowing phase I will be 616'. Cleveland's skyline already has terrific height, however it lacks density when compared to our peer cities. I'm over here LOL'ing at the folks not happy about a 600 footer. To put things in perspective, I can count on one hand how many US cities currently have demand for 600'+ office towers.

These pics really show just how enormous the site/development is. w73rd is going feel completely different when this and Battery Park's next 25-unit townhome phase is finished up.

Playhouse Square is on the city planning agenda seeking approval to demo this vacant building.

Hot upgrade summer continues for Cleveland Metroparks Cleveland Metroparks has rolled out the latest improvement at one of its properties: the Lindsey Family Play Space at Edgewater Park. Officials of the Metroparks and members of the Lindsey family on Friday, July 9, formally opened the play space, which is designed for children of all ages and abilities. Metroparks said the $500,000 play space, made possible through a gift by Brett and Teresa Lindsey and the support of additional donors, is the largest of its kind throughout the parks system. https://www.crainscleveland.com/scott-suttell-blog/hot-upgrade-summer-continues-cleveland-metroparks

https://planning.clevelandohio.gov/designreview/brd/detailDR.php?ID=3799&CASE=DF 2021-016

They purchased the lumber for Intro well over a year ago. Keep in mind you're looking at futures, the recent drop won't be reflected in retail prices until the Aug/Sept orders are placed.

I like em too and expect these to still look good/fit in 100yrs from today.

Corus 45 is opening a location there and a restaurant will be announced soon.

^ Dang...was really hoping for a Pizza Hut there. OHC/DS won't feel like home to me until it looks like Avon Commons.

^ More Sherwin departments had their employees return to downtown today too.

^ Cleveland Cabinets is opening another location in one of those spots. Correction: Cle Cabinets is heading to Mariners Watch.

Apartments, offices and retail planned for Voss site in Ohio City A former manufacturing complex in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood, only steps from the West Side Market, is being reimagined as apartments, offices and retail space. That revival plan for the vacant Voss Industries buildings along West 25th Street is the first phase of a much larger potential project dreamed up by homegrown developer MRN Ltd. In late March, an MRN affiliate paid $7.5 million for the 4.2-acre Voss property, which includes parking lots that could become construction sites https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/apartments-offices-and-retail-planned-voss-site-ohio-city

^ Everywhere in Ohio is just a suburb of Cleveland

Which major firms are you referring to?

Legislative fix likely for new state tax credit for ‘transformational' projects With $100 million in much-anticipated tax credits set to evaporate on June 30, state lawmakers are exploring ways to preserve the incentives for challenging real estate deals. The Ohio Development Services Agencyhas been working to roll out a new tax credit program for so-called “transformational” mixed-use projects, which won legislative approval in late 2020. Developers are watching the bureaucratic process with bated breath. https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/legislative-fix-likely-new-state-tax-credit-program-transformational-projects

Downtown nightlife is, and will be fine.

The summer humidity essentially anywhere south of here is enough to put up with Cleveland's three months of lousy weather. Although, we barely have winters here anymore. I've only had to shovel my driveway 6x during the last three winters, combined.

Let's not pretend people who ride dirt bikes on city streets obey traffic lights or other laws.

^ MUCH NEEDED!

Two Columbus developers ready projects in Cleveland, Lakewood Two Columbus-based real estate developers are making strides in their drives to enter the Northeast Ohio apartment market. An affiliate of Columbus-based Avenue Partners has hit the start button for construction of its more than $40 million project at Battery Park in the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood of Cleveland. Meanwhile, two former car dealerships that will be sites for Jerome Solove Development Inc.'s pair of projects in Lakewood have changed hands. https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/two-columbus-developers-ready-projects-cleveland-lakewood

If only this were true.