Eastside

Lets hope that parking garage will allow for a future phase on top of it!

Interesting how they're advertising the Wolstein Center

https://www.clevescene.com/cleveland/the-regions-most-powerful-citizen-organization-gcc-is-in-retrenchment-mode-while-new-activist-groups-take-lessons-from-the-q-deal-debacle/Content?oid=31119868&utm_source=feature&utm_medium=home&utm_campaign=hpfeatures&utm_content=HomeTopFeature

"The NRP Group, a vertically-integrated, best-in-class developer, builder and manager of multifamily housing, today announced it will partner with The MetroHealth System and CCH Development Corp. to develop a mixed-use community in Cleveland's Clark-Fulton neighborhood." https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/the-nrp-group-metrohealth-system-and-cch-development-corp-develop-mixed-use-community-in-cleveland-300888098.html

"National rail company could double Port of Cleveland traffic" https://www.crainscleveland.com/transportation/national-rail-company-could-double-port-cleveland-traffic

Might be to match the other Ignatius buildings?

Isn't Richard Pace of Cumberland Development?

A wonderful article written from our friendly rival to the east. ~sarcasm https://www.post-gazette.com/sports/paul-zeise/2019/07/26/The-Browns-are-not-the-favorites-in-the-AFC-North-and-will-likely-finish-third-again/stories/201907260070

136 total units and 8 commercial tenant spaces.

Another photo

E. 55th Knez Development

"According to plans submitted to the city, the two five-story buildings would contain a total of 181 suites and the townhouse portion of the project would have 18." https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/nrp-group-plans-scranton-peninsula-project

"Ohio real-estate developers ditch ‘blockchain hub’ plans over lack of interest" Odd article https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2019/07/02/cleveland-ohio-designers-blockchain-not-public-want/

"Six big, bold ideas that could change Cleveland as we know it, 2nd edition" https://www.freshwatercleveland.com/features/bigboldideas2019.aspx

Any idea if any visitors went to League Park over the weekend?

"Metroparks to build first public Cuyahoga River boat ramps in Cleveland, with $1.6 million grant" https://www.cleveland.com/news/2019/06/metroparks-to-build-first-public-cuyahoga-river-boat-ramps-in-cleveland-with-16-million-grant.html

I'm not sure if it relates, but the port authority did pass a requirement this past October to require a prevailing wage on projects. https://www.cleveland.com/business/2018/10/port_of_cleveland_ups_inclusio.html

"Today is the last day at our office on West 3rd St here in downtown Cleveland. Come Monday morning the new headquarters for Stark Enterprises will be located on the 12th and 13th floor of the National City Bank Building at 629 Euclid Ave (above Marble Room for all of you foodies out there)." Stark no longer moving to the Nucleus site? Yikes https://www.starkenterprises.com/a-new-chapter-at-stark-enterprises/

Does anyone know where these buildings used to exist? Found on pinterest https://www.pinterest.com/pin/291608144618377130

In some cases. I'm betting they are trying to get that floor sealed off from the weather to get to work on the inside. That way they'll have workers doing finishes/MEPs etc while they're still pouring floors above.

Pats in the Flats has changed to, Anne's Lunch?

Any update with this restaurant?

Does anyone have any old renderings I could take a look at of Stark's Pesht Project?

Ah the old remnants of Hungarian Buckeye... I hope they can get this area sputtering again

Hey all! Have any of you guys graduated with your bachelors in an engineering related field but transitioned to real estate development? I’m a fourth year at OSU and will be graduating in fall 2019 with a bachelor’s in civil engineering. I have had internships at a structural engineering firm as well as at commercial construction firms, working in structural design, estimating, and project/construction management respectively. One of the reasons for my interest into real estate is the fact that I’d like to be a part of the ‘bigger picture’ of a project, rather than focused in a small aspect of it. I have great interest in topics such as market analysis, site acquisition, zoning, entitlements, approvals, site planning, and financing. I quite enjoy working on building projects in the urban core, in the effort of revitalizing and growing cities. Would an MBA with a specialization in real estate be necessary for a career path into real estate development? If not, does would any other schooling aide my progress into the industry? Such as a law degree? On the other hand, if further education would not be necessary, but rather a certain type of job please let me know. I would love to hear about your experiences and career paths, and maybe it could point me in the right direction.