Garfield12323

It's going to be great to see this at the end of Superior and Euclid when driving west into town!

I can't be the only person who hates walking on the bricks on Euclid. They look nice but they're slippery in the rain/ice to the point that I cut through Vincent and Chester just to avoid them.

It looks like a gigantic bushy unibrow.

Does anyone know the purpose of the single small window on the side of the building? I don't think I've ever gotten an explanation for it.

The building I live in has a couple of athletes that could easily afford this - beats having to sell a 2m house in Avon if they get traded.

I was in the rock to visit a client this morning - hopefully I can provide further updates from here!

Depends on the pricing - most of the fellow downtown residents that I've met (including myself) are not from the area.

Boo this man!

Pretty normal, I'd presume - staggering the suite availability by floors makes the moving process a bit smoother. I moved into the leader building in April while the rest of the building wasn't complete until several months later.

Less sidewalk for e-scooters to block? Sounds like a great idea.

Is this some poor attempt of a joke?

I work in the building - think it was built for 10 stories total but that's not going to happen anytime soon.

They must have been in a push to get it up before the ASG.

Euclid will finally be a bit quieter now that healthline drivers won't honk at every person that stops at the green arrow.

Talked to someone on the project, their projected completion date is September 30th - just a few more months left to go!

The Sphere, I believe.

Yeah, most of the residents that I've talked to that live there work from home or in Key Tower or at Sherwin so parking isn't a deciding point. But yeah, they have the best view of the city's ugliest building and parking lots.

When the building was bought, the new owner was offered suits as a payment - apparently that was the agreement with the previous owner. I don't think they were open for much longer after that.

It's not that, it's just this forum's version of Godwin's Law but instead of Hitler references, it's IKEA.

Didn't get a chance to take a picture because of the rain this morning but they're starting on the retail areas now. I'll run by during lunch and snap some shots.

Hopefully they'll clear the snow more often than they did when the sidewalk was still accessible.

One Cleveland Center if I had a guess.

It used to be a part of the department store, Sterling Lindner Davis and looked like this:

Can confirm, I work there. When telling people where I work, I usually just say 'that ugly brown building in PHS' and they usually know which one I'm talking about.

I can grab some on my way home - not much has changed since the last exterior shots, though.