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urban outfitters for one

http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2011/12/historic_arcade_in_downtown_cl_2.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter Out of all the news you will read this year, in five years i hope to look back on this is as the best. A world class Development company across the lake just purchased the Arcade. Can't wait to hear their plans for the building, It is in a perfect location to expand the destination community of east 4th street, and its unique architecture and unbelievably low asking price made this a no brainer imo. Thanks Skyline From what I have heard, the biggest drawback to this building are extremely extremely high Heating/Cooling costs.

That would be playhouse square RE

Chris Hodgson from dim and dem sum is opening a restaurant in the Zinc space at 668 Euclid Ave

Eisenberg? Who are they and how did they get into this conversation? I missed something.... They are the developer/owner of the block http://www.arnoldjeisenberg.com/properties_pdfs/11604%20-%2011636%20Clifton%20Blvd.pdf

please note: eisenberg is the developer whose new development on the corner of Som Center and Chagrin Blvd sat 100% vacant for almost 2 years

It isn't the image that is really noteworthy on the page, but that they have a 25,000 sf anchor tenant already with a LOI or signed lease

I love when I can add to a discussion, found this on loopnet http://www.loopnet.com/xNet/MainSite/Listing/Profile/Profile.aspx?LID=17000630&SRID=2181053109&StepID=101&LinkCode=20280

KJP, do you know if the tunnels under tower city extend westward at all towards the warehouse district?

Marcus Glover said the state historical review board had objection and it won;t be built for a few years at the earliest and might not ever be built at all

It was said on NPR today that the skywalk might never be built

They started putting the siding up this morning :clap:

there is a crew redoing the facade of a building on the corner of detroit/lake at w73rd..anyone know the details?

nope, just a really ugly sign http://planning.city.cleveland.oh.us/designreview/drcagenda/2011/09162011/image/Credit_Union_%201.jpg

why does the first page of this have DDR as the developer of flats east bank?

I heard there is a firestone auto going up in the lot where JD Byrider was torn down. YAY :/

Thios auction ended yesterday...any word on the sale?

http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2011/06/cleveland_sells_gateway_north.html "I don't see at this point a resolution that will maintain the Columbia Building," Warren said.

I've always looked at that building as an ideal yet unique location for commercial space every time I've been at Phoenix.

building a HQ across from e 4th would have been incredible

American Greetings moving to Crocker Park

what hotel is being built there? The snavely one?

I understand the reasoning with not closing burke due to not wanting to draw development away from other parts of the city, but to negate development there because of an airport which charges $5, $8, $10 to land a plane is ludicrous. Turning it into a public park with some acreage for development would be the best land use of burke imo

It's a key bank. I drove by and noticed it last week. There is a sign up

http://blog.cleveland.com/architecture/2010/09/bridge_architect_miguel_rosale.html what is the status of these bridge projects?