Clefan98

It's not impossible to find out if you talk to them, as I and others have.

1. I have a cousin who has lived in Manhattan since 2001. He just rented a place in the NJ burbs due to the mental toll and inconvenience (who's riding subways now?) the pandemic has had on him and his family. They will never move back to NYC. 2. A lot of Buffalo folk moved here when Key bought out Niagara Bank a few years back. Lately, the NY plates have been coming from NYC and other regions of the east coast. I own a lot of rental properties in the area and half of my new tenants (this year) have come from the NYC area. 3. Maybe towards the end of the 2020's. Still have a lot of holes in the city to fill....The biggest emphasis of (re)development in CLE will occur along the river and lake.

I think jonoh81's numbers were pulled from 2018. In 2019, Cleveland's GDP (and most likely tax revenue) leaped both Cincinnati and Columbus.

Everyone I know (and everyone they know) has left NYC for connecticut, jersey burbs, etc.. It's going to take a solid decade for NYC to rebound from this pandemic. There are streets in Cleveland where the NYC plates are close to outnumbering Ohio plates.

I know this.

Actually it is quite large, but so was the amount of people leaving Cleveland too. Now, less people are leaving and we're attracting more newcomers simultaneously.

The migration chart below shows Cuyahoga co had a +317 net migration from Allegheny and only lost 7 to Philadelphia county. https://flowsmapper.geo.census.gov/map.html#

That's correct, first level will be commercial with 3-story townhomes above.

Yes, that's the corner I was referring to but I don't think anything has been officially announced yet. They're submitting the plans to the city soon.

Their work on the black pearl district in Lorain was pretty good. Market creations cafe in Chicago hits the mark as well. Locally, they've worked on Crop, TH and Taza. Moving on....

Lucky for us it's not a hotel going there. I was able to confirm the foundation needed an estimated 300k in repairs just to make it structurally sound. In other news, we should see renderings for a substantial townhome/condo proposal on w47 and Lorain very soon. It'll be at least 4 stories in height and will be priced at the higher end of the market.

Knowing who's involved with this project, I have no doubt the new construction will justify the tear down.

Yes, please - there's going to be a lot of action to watch on Lorain Ave! Case 20-056: Lorain Avenue Historic District 4500 Lorain Avenue Demolition Ward 3: McCormack Project Representatives: Robert Powell, Richard Benton, Arkinetics; Chris Jacinski, CRJ Services CONCEPT PLAN 2.Case 20-057:Lorain Avenue Historic District 4500 Lorain Avenue New Construction of Commercial Building and Townhouses Ward 3: McCormack Project Representatives: Robert Powell, Richard Benton, Arkinetics

Yeah it's definitely 888'

Cleveland City Council panel signs off on incentives to help CrossCountry Mortgage build new headquarters CLEVELAND, Ohio – Financial incentives that would help Brecksville-based CrossCountry Mortgage build a new headquarters for more than 700 workers in downtown Cleveland won support Tuesday from a Cleveland City Council panel. The incentives, together worth nearly $2 million, are the first part of a package to help the company redevelop a six-acre block between East 21st and East 22nd streets from Superior Avenue to Payne Avenue. https://www.cleveland.com/cityhall/2020/10/cleveland-city-council-panel-signs-off-on-incentives-to-help-crosscountry-mortgage-build-new-headquarters.html

Bernie's a fraud. The sooner Cleveland finds out, the better.

The asset isn't dead and it's use can still be utilized. Also, I'm sorry to sun on your clouds!

1) There are wayyyyy different parties and sectors of folks behind the Midtown and City Block concepts than those of the Medical Mart. 2) So an idea/project didn't work out in the past, let's never try anything innovative ever again. Brilliant!

^ indeed

The w47th St 'block' club was unfortunately successful in blocking this development because they didn't like the density it would bring. The investor is preparing for a court battle against said club.

Those three guys are all major duds when it counts.

There's a pretty good chance they'll be in the same neighborhood.

Not for long...They'll be opening up in a new and expanded location on the near westside in early spring.

There's also a new taco place in Sauce the City located on w25th and Detroit, it's fantastic btw. And don't forget about Ohio City Burrito!

These have gone up quickly: https://www.howardhanna.com/Property/Detail/5215-Franklin-Boulevard-Cleveland-OH-44102/NorthernOH/4215958