RE Developer In Training

https://www.bizjournals.com/cleveland/news/2020/08/21/cleveland-planning-commission-approves-apartments.html?ana=e_ae_prem&j=90524973&t=Afternoon&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiT0dZeVltWmtPRFJoTmpCbSIsInQiOiJCYlVNU1Q4WjFwK2FtV3JtVFE2S0V1U0lydk9wdHQyMUxKRVBsMTFFMENKcFpcL05IWng2YVRhdGRPU0tcL2IrbXZ0NDJpRWZNdkhxSGhJd2dTSDZJYjIyVVhWa0hWYmd1XC96MVY2N0hBaHVpZ21mcDlXK3FSVE1EcjUrOGpIaGtMbkJ1eThaMkwraFNaclRnOWlcL09LTVFBPT0ifQ%3D%3D What's this W 73rd project that got approval? Pretty large project that i dont think i've heard about.

You are right. i feel like I've put more money and work into my double on Rocky River Dr than the city has to the whole street. It's a shame how little has been done to west park - considering how strong the west park tax base is for Cleveland. Sad.

"There is increased interest in providing more hotel space as part of and/or next to the new SHW HQ. One of them is rumored to be a five-star brand." I would love to see a JW Marriott built here. We're due for one.

I'm guessing they will announce the restaurant, bar, and coffee tenants as those spots on the brochure are not marked available.

Dan is All In again - hope to see something come to fruition here. Farewell Brooks Brothers. https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2020/06/26/brooks-brothers-one-of-the-avenues-last-original-tenants-is-permanently-closing-at-tower-city?fbclid=IwAR2nVCpqySNKDZuiBXH2dhg7Wtlkwsj_unkgg65MvHfWzd01qD5Z-Ob2KE8

Is it phase 2 of a recent development? i'm just trying to start little fires everywhere....

Hopefully Harbor Bay or Zimmerman or Snavely take a look at this now. Those guys get things done.

I truly believe the Browns are the best and only partner to use here. They have the resources to make this happen and it could tie in nicely with their plan for stadium's future.

The Browns were probably waiting for him to give up so they could swoop in and be the savior and get a better deal from the city.

I saw the black flames from the airport. That's devastating. It was really starting to come together as a beautiful building.

https://www.cleveland.com/business/2020/02/brecksville-incentives-for-sherwin-williams-rd-project-could-be-worth-100-million-plus.html 100 Million Dollars?!

I just looked on OHFA's website - that one is NRP and is tax credit.

If only sleepy Frank could move as fast as Brecksville...

What's going to be in that rooftop space? a penthouse suite?

Do you have insight on the abyss of parking lots you took this picture from? Definitely my most hated set of lots now that Westin/Jacobs will be gone. But a great development opportunity indeed.

I guess we can change the thread title now ? While it's very disappointing to see the sprawl continue, it could have been much worse

How in the heck could this happen? Oh wait, sleepy Frank is our mayor.

Seeing how quickly the one in Rocky River is going up (although different developer), I believe it. Similar product I believe.

Some drilling work being done today at the NE corner of Detroit and 25th. This is the county site that will be a mid-rise apartment tower, correct?

^^ That building could really use a storefront renovation. Great food though.

I made a comment earlier that got deleted, but the property management company is the problem.

I hope this is the case. That place is a dump. I don't know what else that space could be used for and I believe downtown has a need for one. Unless that flats project is still alive, which is doubtful at this point.

I've been told that the Utica Block building which currently houses Brickstone and Stella Music Club on the ground floor with offices above, will be changing hands - and a new concept yet again going in on the ground floor. It will qualify for historic tax credits. A local developer along with Bobby George will be involved.

I had heard it would include OZ funding. I wonder if they can mix LIHTC, Historical, and OZ all in on shabang. I heard this will be one of the more complicated capital stacks in CLE's recent history.

Looks like FEB phase 3 has broken ground: