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South Innerbelt (Sat. 11-7-20) South Grant Avenue Bridge - Phase 2G Phase 2E East Fulton Street - Phase 2G The future site of the Fulton Street to I-70 East & I-71 North entrance ramp Fulton Street to I-70 East & I-71 North Bridge East Mound Street - Phase 2C

Frank Stanton Veterinary Spectrum of Care Clinic (Sat. 11-7-20) Brickwork starting on the Music Building The sidewalk has finally returned in front of the Optometry Clinic

Library Park Phase 3 (Sat. 11-7-20) Some (HVAC?) work at the Museum of Art

750 East Broad apartment building (Sat. 11-7-20) CMHA Scholar House III The Adelphi Quarter Renovation on Long between Miami and 20th

(Sat. 11-7-20)

The Crew released a new 3-D seat viewer - https://www.crewstadium.com/seatviewer/ View from the top of the Northeastern corner And the Southwestern corner

*Cleveland.com Subscriber Exclusive* Cleveland Foundation’s move to Hough welcomed after decades of local fears over institutional land grabs Steven Litt - Nov. 1, 2020 "The motivation on the part of the foundation and MidTown Cleveland Inc., the nonprofit development corporation with which it is collaborating, is to raise the ante on architecture and urban design, but also to avoid negative spillover effects from a big investment. ... The foundation’s relocation is being warmly greeted in Hough in part because of its outreach and community engagement, but a dramatic shift in local politics is also a factor. Residents and neighborhood leaders said that elected officials including the late Councilwoman Fannie Lewis, who represented Hough for decades until her death in 2008, viewed outside institutions and developers with suspicion. Now, the mood has shifted." https://www.cleveland.com/news/2020/11/cleveland-foundations-move-to-hough-welcomed-after-decades-of-local-fears-over-institutional-land-grabs.html

Work is finishing up on the new Inpatient Hospital Parking Garage exterior wrapping (Fri. 10-30-20) Future Hospital tower site You can just barley see the retaining walls of a pretty good sized hole in the ground.

Founders Park (Fri. 10-30-20) Former Elementary Site / Vision Development Michigan Avenue Infill The new Saucy Brew Works at Michigan and 3rd

Axis at Ansel (Mon. 10-26-20) View from east of MLK Upper Chester

Looks like Lee's Seafood Boil (good Cajun food from CLE Heights) will be adding a location in the former Crop Kitchen space (Mon. 10-26-20) Uptown 3 Student Housing and the future Plum Market (not pictured, but the Cleveland Clothing Co. Uptown location next to Barnes & Noble closed)

Doan Brook Restoration and the Smith Family Gateway (Mon. 10-26-20) CWRU, CMA and NEORSD have done a tremendous job transforming this entire area. Everything in this whole project looks and feels like it is very well done. Its truly transformational when looking back at how poorly utilized this greenspace once was only a few years ago. Although this project isn't the biggest, the Gateway along with the Greenway make the whole Circle feels so much more complete and welcoming.

Maltz Performing Arts Center (Mon. 10-26-20) At the southern end of the East 105th Street Rehabilitation Project, its intersection with East Blvd has been simplified and reduced in size to a simple T-intersection CIM Student Housing at 1609 Hazel Cozad-Bates house

Baricelli Inn Apartments (Mon. 10-26-20) 2087 Random Road Apartments 2087 Random Road from Murray Hill Rosso Gelato is one of the newer additions to Mayfield. They opened up on the corner of East 124th this March after moving from their former location in Rocky River. And the recently completed projects... Mayfield Station Quattro Condos (They still have 6 unit available, all listed between $550 to 600) La Collina Apartments

OHIO CLUB LOOKS TO EXPAND PRE-PROFESSIONAL OFFERINGS IN THE NEAR FUTURE Oct. 26, 2020 - https://www.uslleaguetwo.com/news_article/show/1129770 "Youth soccer organization Cleveland Force SC today announced its intention to purchase a USL League Two franchise in the coming years. As one of the top youth development clubs in Ohio, Force SC leadership is seeking to add both a senior team in USL League Two and an elite pre-professional side competing in the USL Academy League to the apex of its development pyramid. 'We’re very excited by the possibility of Force SC joining League Two and expanding elite pre-professional opportunities for its players in the near future,' said USL League Two Vice President Joel Nash. 'This is a club with a lot of potential, and moving forward we hope to be able to help it continue to grow.'"

Final paving is wrapping up on Phase 4 (Wed. 10-21-20) New bus-pad and streetlights by Kroger The new streetlights are very nice on this whole section. So far they're lit up to 6th Ave, but I think they'll continue to 9th Ave.

(Thur. 10-22-20)

First signs of life I've seen at The Shoe since last year. Game 1 at noon Saturday If you look closely, you can see the carboard cutouts of fans in A-Deck

Plant-based eatery SomethinGood To Eat to open in Cleveland’s Larchmere neighborhood Anne Nickoloff - Oct. 21, 2020 "One of those aspects -- dining -- is the focal point of SomethinGood To Eat, a new restaurant set to soft-open on Nov. 11 at 12210 Larchmere Boulevard. The owner, Andrew Taylor-Shaut, developed the brand and restaurant as a healthy plant-based option for clean eating. ... The restaurant will focus on whole food options, eliminating overly processed items standard to most fast-food spots." https://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/2020/10/plant-based-eatery-somethingood-to-eat-to-open-in-clevelands-larchmere-neighborhood.html This is openeing in the former Baba Yaga's Greenhouse cafe location. They cloed back in May: Baba Yaga’s Greenhouse Cafe in Cleveland’s Larchmere neighborhood is closed Anne Nickoloff - May 15, 2020 "Baba Yaga’s Greenhouse Cafe, a small vegan eatery and coffee shop in Cleveland’s Larchmere neighborhood, has closed for business due to financial strains associated with the coronavirus pandemic." https://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/2020/05/baba-yagas-greenhouse-cafe-in-clevelands-larchmere-neighborhood-is-closed.html

* Cleveland.com Subscriber Exclusive * Jackson administration’s plan to hire consultant to study needs of Cleveland’s West Side Market stalls Robert Higgs - Oct. 21, 2020 "The Jackson administration did not have an immediate comment on why it took nearly eight months to bring the legislation to City Council. The estimated cost is $137,000. Despite being the councilman for Ohio City, McCormack wasn’t briefed on the legislation prior to Tuesday’s meeting of council’s Development, Planning and Sustainability Committee. And he bristled at suggestions that the consultant’s review could take up to three years to complete. ... McCormack urged that management of the market be turned over to a nonprofit, an approach used by several other cities – Cincinnati, Columbus, Philadelphia among them – that have public markets. But Jackson’s chief of operations, Darnell Brown, said the administration believed it is in the city’s best interests to retain control." https://www.cleveland.com/cityhall/2020/10/jackson-administrations-plan-to-hire-consultant-to-study-needs-of-clevelands-west-side-market-stalls.html

Looks like Harbor 44 is getting the former Market Plaza Sherwin Williams Sherwin-Williams paint store to anchor new building in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood Eric Heisig - Oct. 20, 2020 "The two-story building, which developers James Asimes and Tommy Hasson call “Harbor 44,” will be 22,000 square feet perched at Lorain Avenue and West 44th Street, part of a stretch of one of the city’s main thoroughfares. Construction on the new building, which will feature a mix of retail and office space, began Friday and is set for completion by March. Asimes estimated the development will cost $5 million and is banking on its prime location on Lorain Avenue and easy highway access as being attractive to both commuters and customers." https://www.cleveland.com/realestate-news/2020/10/sherwin-williams-paint-store-to-anchor-new-building-in-clevelands-ohio-city-neighborhood.html

View along Nationwide (Sat. 10-17-20) The new "River Road" situated between the future Confluence Village development and the new riverfront park and pedestrian bridge landing Now that most of the steel has been placed, you can get a better idea of the stadiums size and impact from a distance (I'm sure it will however give a different impression once the stealth fighter-esque exterior is completed). It seems a little lower than I anticipated, so I'm very glad the branding on the smokestack will be permanent. Views from the Scioto Greenway From Hanover and Spring Streets From Thurber north of Goodale And from the Broad Street Bridge

Phase 3B Progress from Long Street (Sat. 10-17-20) East Interchange from Ohio Avenue

I didn't see anything this Saturday. Looks about the same as my prior photo of the site posted last month.

River and Rich Commercial Space (Sat. 10-17-20) Land Grant Beer Garden Brew Dog Franklinton New build at he southwest corner of Rich and Grubb Streets Farrow Harley Davidson dealership expansion Grass in the ground at the Mount Carmel demolition CoverMyMeds Headquarters