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one loft building and a bunch of townhomes

Litt wrote a piece in this month's Metropolis about the Akron museum.

sorry, I don't have any.

that's the boulevard that they are going to build that will connect the heart center with Chester. It will have some very fancy fountains in the middle, etc.

^that one will be demolished to make way for the new allee.

It will be on the southwest corner of Chester and E.101st. Before construction began, it was a surface lot.

Glad to hear that Chester82 will soon break ground. It also looks like they have broken ground for the new Rite Aid. Once that is done, then the Clinic will begin work on the allee.

Ctown, if you understood the economic side of development a little better, then I think that you'd be able to answer your own questions.

^^In latin america, that guy's nickname is 'peluche' (stuff animal).

^there is no plan. Sometimes one possible version gets leaked and everyone things that one is the plan. Everything is on the table.

May Mayday sleep with the rats!

^8 Shades, well said.

He may be misunderstood because of the fonts. Wouldn't you want to know if people were getting the wrong idea because of something that innocently did?

Help us help you: 1. Do you have children or are you thinking about having some in the future? 2. Do you prefer: downtown living, close-in neighborhoods, older suburbs or cul-de-sac existence? 3. job field 4. are you in your 20s, 30s, 40s... 5. how much would you like to spend on a house? do you want a condo? townhome? a detached house?

its pretty much the same. He was speaking at the City Club, I believe. Those types of speeches are never meant to divulge anything new.

When will we hear which properties will get the tax credit?

Erocc, of 1496 users, you are probably the only one who uses the large colored font. Whether you are or not, it makes you come across as somewhat obnoxious.

^um, if you referring to what I've heard, then its a pretty large project.

I heard that Vega moved out to Kirtland last summer.

^They are going through some traffic modeling to see what the effects would be if they, for example, closed Ontario and/or Superior, or created bus-only lanes thru the Square.

by law, RTA has to run a balanced budget.

From my Detroit days, I enjoyed looking at this little neighborhood. Did the city tear down his stuff? Is he also the one who painted dots on the vacate buildings?

8Shades, Do you think that the new tax on cigarettes to support the arts will have much effect on the local scene in Cleveland? How much per year will be made available to artists? How will the money be distributed? Who is eligible?

Spy Bar

good move by Cimperman, imho The Plain Dealer Curfew would ban late gatherings on Public Square No more camping out or hanging out on Public Square past 10 p.m. if Cleveland City Council passes a new law to limit activity on the Square after hours. A law to prohibit people gathering or sleeping on Public Square between 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. will be introduced at today's council meeting. Councilman Joe Cimperman, who represents downtown, said the law is intended to improve safety by banning homeless people from sleeping on the square and keeping kids from hanging out there late at night. "This is about people hanging out there all night and people feeling unsafe when they walk through,'' he said. The mall areas downtown, near City Hall and the Convention Center, already have such restrictions. People will be able to walk though the square after hours but not gather there. www.cleveland.com