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The Welleon name is explained on their Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/welleonliving/

The $45M is for the hillside stabilization only. The park budget is also ~ $45M, so the total estimated cost is $90M.

Wasn't 1801 Superior ruled out by Homeland Security once already?

They received $1.9 million in Brownfield Funds - https://www.ceacisp.org/news/26-northeast-ohio-projects-win-state-brownfield-grants

It's almost as if a ridiculous development that did not even begin pencil was originally proposed.

I don't think they can alter the buildings like proposed and expect to qualify for Historic Tax Credits.

@PigmeatNo, the article says in a quote that the lease for Squire Patton Boggs was 30 years.

They left that facility on Brecksville Road a few years ago.

It's accurate to say that the Centennial is at least a few years away.

Cool project but IDK about that ground level restaurant space working, a few different operators have given the former Cooperstown spot a go nearby. It reminds a little of the location on East 8th where Captiv8 is/was.

I somewhat agree but the planning agenda was over 500 pages long last session.

Is the site plan posted somewhere?

https://www.facebook.com/canalwaypartners/posts/10159215366136405

Kevin Barry posted the renderings -

The Ray Saikus plan won a design competition years ago, I'm sure it's out there somewhere.

The HQ is CBIZ in Independence https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/cbiz-reveals-new-headquarters-plan

@skiwest The Campbell-era Waterfront District Plan info is online - https://planning.clevelandohio.gov/lakefront/iactive/ Cool poster - https://planning.clevelandohio.gov/lakefront/iactive/poster/waterfront_poster.pdf

Yeah, here's a recent article about the Rock Hall expansion - https://www.architectmagazine.com/project-gallery/rock-and-roll-hall-of-fame-expansion_o

Condo associations are really powerful, so everyone involved with a condo project assumes they are going to be sued. For a lot of developers the risk isn't worth the reward.

I read that the brewery aspect of Co-Hatch will be seltzer only.

ADA compliance is actually pretty tough, there are consultants who make a good living on reviewing plans.

Cool projects, but of course Chicago commands higher rents so developers can invest more in their buildings.

Is this trail ADA accessible? Doesn't look like it with those stairs.

it's a shared path, not a racetrack

Some photos of the Dexter under construction -