Clefan98

Nope, they are passed that phase. DF2019-010 - Azure Mixed-Use Development New Construction: Seeking Schematic Design Approval Project Location: 5700 S. Marginal Road and 5500 N. Marginal Road

^ It's going thru the schematic review so i'd say this is pretty damn active.

Overall point taken, but acting like you can tell if a city is booming or not by an overnight visit in Feb is quite humorous.

This isn't one year..The chart shows Columbus' drop starting in 2014 and continuing on until at least 2017.

^ 9 floors is a big reduction...You're talking about 120' or so. And what if they don't find a large office tenant?

^ you're correct

26 stories is still meh when compared to the original 35 stories. Especially when you consider the current blah design of the building.

^ right, so most likely smaller than 26, if it even gets built.

Wow the dispatch article says it's now only 26 stories. That's even more disappointing. By the time construction starts up it'll probably be reduced even more.

^ Some of the hotels also include condos.

^ Nonsense https://www.clevelandconstruction.com/projects/hospitality/

^ Cleveland Construction

Well you walked by at 7pm, the party was closed down at 6:30pm. I was there, drinking on top of said lot.

^The Edison isn't in Battery Park.

Yeah, that's b/c no one could park there. They turned that lot into a pregame block party for various bars, same as Monday night for the HR Derby.

Downtown/Flats Design Review Case Report THE PENINSULA Return to Case List | Start Over | Print Report (PDF format) Project Information Downtown/Flats Case # DF 2019-063 Address: Carter Road Company: The NRP Group LLC Architect: BKV Group Description: The construction of new residential structures on existing vacant land. Notes: http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/designreview/brd/detailDR.php?ID=3263&CASE=DF 2019-063

It's definitely not a bad thing, I was just stating my experience was quite different. I met a lot of visitors who were in town for the game enjoying edgewater, WSM, etc...

I saw tourists all over Ohio City and Gordon Sq the past couple of days/nights...I think your sample size was a little too small to base any real opinions or concerns about.

I get it's easy to think like that, but these two projects aren't remotely close to being comparable

Gotcha, I just assumed everyone knew those were never intended to be taken at face.

^ I was just responding to his original post about the laneways not even happening.

I dunno, man. Looks like the same to me: http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/designreview/drcagenda/2019/03152019/index.php

Says who? It still shows the laneway concept on their latest brochure: https://starkenterprises.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Property-Flyer-nuCLEus-2019.pdf

Ok, Allard....

Buyer beware as these are just prelim numbers for May, but if the report is accurate, Cleveland is at a 10yr high for total # of jobs (nonfarm): https://www.bls.gov/regions/midwest/oh_cleveland_msa.htm