Whipjacka

could still tailgate the muni and take the blue line to the stadium

That 'Bonwit Teller' shopping strip is going to be crucially important to turning shaker square around. New development should also include the surface lot - they'll have an opportunity to put structured parking in. The square is charming, but it is hindered by everything being one/two story - This gives them an opportunity to go as vertical as they can , put storefronts on van aiken and drexmore, and connect thru that diagonal hallway in the square. That would open the opportunity to develop the lots behind dave's

this isn't s nimby situation. any business would be reasonably concerned about the effects of closing the street you do business on.

yea, don't think the city will be proactive. just that those parkinglots are the only real way to enhance the street

ive felt there are slightly too few things there to make it a destination. the parking is controlled by the city. they need to get creative. maybe demo the garage and rebuild with better storefronts and apartments on top. the big surface lot is developable too. preserve the parking, more density, more new shops

wasn't there supposed to be some coordinated lighting type program with the buildings stretching down euclid ave and superior? was that project cancelled?

it'd have to go thru willoughby to painsville before a waterfront line really made sense

PD stinks. signal, neotrans - and others - now have better reporting and more insightful analysis. scene isn't very good either, tbh.

half the league draws 6k or less. not putting down the league or this project, but I wouldn't necessarily expect sellouts

https://minnesotareformer.com/2024/02/06/the-steelworkers-strike-back-cleveland-cliffs-stands-to-gain/ accordin to some analysis, cliffs still has a non-zero chance of pulling off a deal.

the malls would be a good spot for a sculpture/statue garden downtown. get a couple dozen sculptures along the outer sidewalks

living downtown rules

he was on one of the business shows kinda saying that the deal might not go thru, but they aren't hanging around holding the same offer

yea. all of the paneling besides the glass looks cheap and unsubstantial. the shack reminds of the fidelity investment building in crocker park

wolstein spot makes a lot of sense too - since csu is looking for a new basketball arena. they could cede the land to a soccer ownership group in exchange for use

1305 a d 1317 are the same building?

seems like it may cost a couple million bucks to prep the building for more floors to be built atop.

that is a very neat website

respectable lower-tier mid-major basketball team, a very bad football program. csu would fit right in with the the rest of the MAC. would raise the profile of the school, locally

Fairfield

not many NEO applicants this year

they gotta open up the sidewalk soon

I think companies will build to their needs and will never think about future developers/property owner's uses.

lol. tf were they thinking? why did the mayor's office have to be involved

lol looks like Cliffs is going to keep needling US Steel until the government decides whether or not to allow the deal to go thru