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Outlets at Cleveland These guys have been assembling the land on the north side of 480 opposite the failed Cityview Development, property began transferring last month so it looks like they are spending money. http://www.craigrealtygroup.com/App_Assets/CMSDocs/LeasingBrochures/LeasingBrochure-cleveland.pdf

Some love from the NY Post; If you were an Ohioan back in the early ’80s, you might remember “New York’s the Big Apple, but Cleveland’s a Plum,” an ad campaign to rebrand the failing Rust Belt town. Though it never stuck, today’s Cleveland is earning laurels for its homegrown talent, like Iron Chef Michael Symon, along with farm-to-table eateries, award-winning craft breweries and cool art spaces. Here’s where to find them. http://nypost.com/2013/10/01/cleveland-is-seeing-a-revival/

Intesa Development Signs Up for 100-Gigabit Broadband Oct 22, 2012 3:39 PM, By Kelly Stratton, Contributing Writer CLEVELAND—Intesa Holdings LLC, a joint venture between The Coral Company and Panzica Construction, and OneCommunity have signed an agreement to provide 100 gigabit broadband access to Intesa, a new mixed-use development at University Circle. With the agreement, the Intesa property will be the first private commercial building in the U.S. to offer 100-gigabit speed to its tenants Being developed by The Coral Company and Panzica Construction, Intesa will be a mixed-use development that will include technology, office space, apartments, restaurants, green space and parking upon delivery. http://nreionline.com/city-reviews/midwest/intesa_development_signs_up_for_gigabit_broadband/index.html

It was not appropriate at the time, they only had four or five up as of 2:00 PM

They were installing the flag poles on the exterior of the building along Ontario Street this afternoon.

Stopped by the Cleveland Pickle for a sandwich. Pretty solid. Always welcome sub $10 meal spots to town. www.clevelandpickle.com

Whoever Sawyer hired to do his PR, they are doing a great job. I mean everyday there is another mention somewhere locally and now nationally. Nice work. Ex-Parea Chef Opens NYC-Inspired Noodlecat Next Week ... in Cleveland Jonathon Sawyer, former executive chef of Michael Symon's short-lived Parea (and onetime unfortunate forager of mushrooms), is set to open his second restaurant in Cleveland next Tuesday. Noodlecat will serve Japanese-style noodle dishes, made with local produce. "Selfishly," the chef tells the Plain Dealer, "I've just wanted to have good noodles in Cleveland ever since I've come back from New York City." http://newyork.grubstreet.com/2011/07/ex-parea_chef_opens_ny-inspire.html and the referenced interview Jonathon Sawyer to Open Noodlecat in Cleveland This Summer Chef Sawyer discusses his new green-certified Japanese noodle joint At the Scottsdale Culinary Festival last weekend Chef Jonathon Sawyer of Cleveland’s Greenhouse Tavern confided that he was working on a new project. Sawyer, a member of Food & Wine's 2010 class of Best New Chefs, will be opening Noodlecat, a 60-seat, Japanese, green-certified noodle joint in July around the corner from the Tavern. http://www.thedailymeal.com/jonathan-sawyer-open-noodlecat-cleveland-summer#ixzz1Rv3DNfnY

Link to List http://media.bordersstores.com/pdf/Borders_Reorganization_Closure_List.pdf

This is Great. After countless delays and setbacks, all New Yorkers can agree that today marks a major accomplishment at Ground Zero. Earlier today, construction workers installed a Subway sandwich shop atop a crane that will rise alongside the Freedom Tower during construction. http://gothamist.com/2009/12/23/subway_sandwich_shop_takes_to_the_s.php#comments

The Dante Blog shares the menu; http://restaurantdante.us/blog/

Unhealthy market KOs health products bldg. Gary Barnett's proposed 60-story skyscraper on W. 34th Street -- cater-corner to the Javits Center -- is apparently kaput. The anchor tenant for the 1.5-million-foot tower, the World Product Centre, was supposed to take 1 million square feet, but will take advantage of falling rents and lease 300,000 feet elsewhere. Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/news/business/realestate/commercial/unhealthy_market_kos_health_products_ZQXbYxgU8wqcpjfgk3srJM#ixzz0aWl4m1LW

The half tile is a soaking tub in the master suite baths of the 100 stack units. Per the floor plans there are separate standing showers. Also the tile pattern is picked by the buyer. Each unit is custom built.

The Park Building site has been live for some time now. http://www.theparkbuilding.com/