WindyBuckeye

See May Co, RMFH, and Tower city to be done

They may have this building mostly enclosed before the bad weather hits which is impressive. I'm sure that's their goal.

Get these done quick and on to the next phase!

Besides the annoying curb cut in. This building is about done. Just need 925 to get started and the Euclid Renaissance in this area is truly amazing compared to the last 5-10 years.

I think the growth going north of the Lumen is the next big step in getting rid of surface lots. 13th and Chester, the one you mention, and the Greyhound lot are the next three. This will lead to more retail around there hopefully also.

The development will grow even more around there once built. Infill on infill!

I agree. The renovations have been awesome besides those containers.

They should be painted based on the initial plans I believe.

This is going to be a go to spot for me for sure. I love a good food truck park.

Looks like the inside of a Courtyard Marriott.

I wonder if this would have a significant impact on the airport too with the cutting edge technology coming.

Yeah that’s the proposed but I’m curious if design review and planning will voice an opinion for some retail.

Who says there won’t be these restaurants? If the demand is there, more will come. Also curious to see if there will be restaurants in first floor of residential as an option.

I hope parking is in the garage.

The landbridge and transit hub are game changers. The demand will come when those are done.

Let’s go!! So pumped for Cleveland

I'm good with this.

SW wants to consolidate the facilities, not spread them out so I don't think this plan is feasible. Also I don't find tech jobs as dire in Cleveland as some. I'd be curious to see what company is also struggling. I've done a lot of research for companies in the area and their career needs and tech jobs are usually minimal. It might just be SW is experiencing exponential growth and constantly having needs currently with said growth. It may be also they are having trouble hiring tech jobs at this current point, but not sure how feasible that is. Also that recruiter is awful haha. This article states that there is plenty of room for growth. https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/cleveland-metro/report-theres-a-tech-talent-surge-in-cleveland That being said, I just reached out to some recruiter contacts to see their thoughts. Will report back once I hear more.

GCP, Mccormack, maybe the Port, Developers, High ranking officials of other companies probably with Cleveland pride hopefully.

Once those surface lots are gone with the SW new HQ hopefully, damn thats a fine looking city.

Hopefully SW sees the writing on the wall and that Jackson is gone soon so won't matter.

Now thats an article.

Maybe a new R&D on the Scranton Peninsula and the HQ on PS would be ideal?

Midtown is a good fit for several mid rise buildings in between UC and downtown.

It always good to have high hopes for a big tower, but a few mid rise new buildings can have just as important of an effect on the city.