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Exactly, it's like we already forced the people from their homes but now we're not building the highway

75% of the produce vendors are snake oil salesman with fruit

Yeah I hear you, but I guess I took issue with the premise underlying your comment, which was that the developer shouldn't have even tried to qualify for that money

It also needs to find a way to turn visitors into cash. The place is MOBBED on weekends but vendors are still struggling - as John Taffer says, "once they're through the door, make it irresistible to stay"

I just don't see how it's "gaming the system" rather than taking advantage of existing laws

Everyone: "Wow, look at this innovative and sustainable project going in the most prime piece of real estate in the state! Very cool!" Local Officials: "Ummm not so fast, sweetie."

Can't wait until he announces the next, next groundbreaking

For the gambling folks. Cincinnati covering against OSU week 2 will be the easiest scratch you make this season

Yeah we have two video cameras that face that direction - so I should be good in that regard. Also, members here have kindly pointed me in the direction of the landlord, and I've sent him a LinkedIn request I'm not sure if its a coincidence or not, but yesterday they cleaned out trash from their bushes and were not on their porch for the first time in over a month. Not sure if their landlord found out somehow, but they seemed to be on their best behavior.

I've been to Nashville for a bachelor party twice, both times our security deposit got taken ? Also, I feel personally victimized by the name of this thread.

^Yeah and that's what we're trying to stop. A nice young couple just bought the house next to us and have spent countless hours there fixing it up in the last few weeks - my neighbors to the other side of me are CMHA rent-to-buy buy keep an immaculate yard and nice house, and my wife and I have put our heart, soul, and wallets into our home lol - our street continues to get better and younger, but if I were looking at a house and heard my neighbors, it would go on my con list.

^I think its satire - but the fact that they've been tweeting for 5 days and McDonalds legal hasn't shut it down is concerning

Leave it to Playhouse Square to set the bar in this city.... in residential tower construction.... lol

I wasn’t going to put myself or my wife in the middle of a domestic dispute

If she messes up the Market Square development my head will explode with rage

It’s probably worth noting that this is the second time in 3 months we’ve called for something like this

If anyone happens to know Mabel Properties or the owners, feel free to DM me. I'd love to resolve this as casually as possible.

Okay, I'll make sure I note it all.

Mabel Property LLC owns the house - per county records

I don't know their names, but no they do not own the property. Thank you for that info! That's helpful!

And one thing I'm particularly worried about is just while I'm not home. I've been punched in the face before and can handle it lol - I just don't want anything to escalate with my wife and them while I'm out or at the office.

Thank you, I appreciate this.

Yeah and honestly I don't have a problem with them being loud, really. I do have a problem with them getting into altercations that make neighbors fear for their safety. The neighbors next to us are elderly, and often complain to me that they worry about them. Here's the catch 22. My side of the street has Kerry, the other side of the street has Zone - so they have a different councilman than we do - so my complaint wouldn't be coming from a ward resident lol. FWIW, Kerry has been nothing but great

Hey all, So I am doing what I do so often - turning to my UrbanOhio family for some advice. Five months ago, one familial unit of about 11 people, aged from parents to an 11 year old (most in their early 20s) moved across the street from us. The house had been occupied prior by a lovely, elderly black man that used to make me beef jerky (We miss Hank) - and the family that now occupies it would be described in the most politically correct way possible as "economically anxious" and "forgotten America" or as my wife so lovingly puts it - "the trashiest of trash in America." They often sit on their porch or in their driveway drinking beer - many of them dangerously overweight - with their shirts off and playing music loudly. They regularly get into screaming matches for 1+ hours that would have put my vocal cords in a coffin. Last night, it got bad. My wife and I were watering our shrubs and playing with our dogs when the arguments across the street escalated into something that sounded VERY dangerous, and when we heard one of the guys talking about how he was going to knock his girlfriend out, my wife called the non-emergency police line. When the police showed up, we were in our driveway - and for the sake of clarity, I have to be pushed very far to lose my temper; but my wife is a bit of a hot head - after the police were talking to people, I could tell the house was coordinated in a lie about it, with three people telling the police they were all "joking around", and then the mother of the home (who regularly rips 30-40 cigs on the porch facing our home every day) pointed at my wife who was in our driveway. Instead of ignoring her, my wife waved and said "yeah we called." So now, we have an awkward at best, threatening at worst tension with the neighbors across the street. We have four cameras, a security system, and a German shepherd (lol my mom owns a residential and commercial security business that's why we have the Fort Knox of Ohio City). Nonetheless, I am worried about how to proceed and what resources are at my disposal if we continue to have problems. Has anyone else had similar problems in Cleveland? If so, do you have any advice to share on how best to deal with it? Should I just ignore it? Thanks y'all.

"Ohio City Skyline" - that has a nice ring to it