CLE_Millennial

Yeah it looks slightly taller. I'm not sure which I prefer... One tall 1,200ft+ skyscraper or a bunch of mid-size buildings that fill up all the parking lots >.< Either way, it's a win if they stay downtown. (Edit): I think it would be super cool to see a building similar in structure to the BP Building. In my opinion, the Key Tower compliments Terminal tower almost perfectly. It would be nice to see a building compliment the BP building.

To put things in perspective, the Key Tower is only 1,249,981 square feet. This thing is going to be absolutely monstrous.

I count 27 floors. Only 7 more to go.

I forget if anyone posted pics of the Grosvenor Place... But here it is!

Stark is a mess.

Just imagining that all these buildings could have been redeveloped into luxury apartments is making me sad. It's time to rebuild.

Correct. I'm pretty sure the building is currently 20% occupied. 60% of the building is reserved, so another 40% still need to choose whether or not they're moving in. (Or maybe their rooms aren't finished yet)

I was looking to move in there^! They had some of the best prices downtown has to offer. I wonder if they're going to increase the rent after this...

Why did I know Terdolph was gonna come in and say that ??

This project is the final missing puzzle piece on Euclid. This would easily be my favorite intersection in the city in my opinion if it's completed.

Buildings can have very different floor heights. I've noticed modern hotel and apartment high-rises usually have a smaller average floor-height, but it still varies.

The suspense is killing me...

Please be at least 20 stories. Keeping my fingers crossed.

I think the crane went up 7 months ago... But it broke ground around a year ago I'm pretty sure.

If I'm seeing this correctly, they might need to do a third small crane jump to finish the last 1 or 2 floors... I'm measuring the height of the floors and it doesn't seem like 9 floors will be able to fit under the crane.

Close. 25/34 complete so we got 9 left!

Took this while walking to the Indians game last night. Pictures don't give this project justice. It looks SO COOL in person. It's going to be much wider (looking at it from the East) than I thought. I'm already jealous of the people who will call this place home.

I agree with everyone. Micro units would be an amazing idea for downtown and it would bring in so many new residents. But let's forget about whether it's a good idea or not. Is this project actually gonna happen!?! It seems like we've been waiting forever for this to move along.

Great info! We'll see if anything happens. It would be a great location for a skyscraper cause the west-side needs it badly. If the building ends up being 40 stories tall, using the same floor height as the Lumen that means it should be around 470ft tall.

Am I the only one that likes the name "The 9"? Simple and classy. They were going for a luxury-type theme.

Just imagine what it's gonna look like when it's over 100' taller!

They better not leave. Would be such a slap in the face to the city that helped build their fortune as the #1 coatings company in the world. But yeah, Cleveland also needs to put in some effort to keep em.

With a lot size that small, I'd be surprised if it wasn't at least 20 stories.

A jump should be scheduled in the next week or two.

Very good point. We could definitely see an increase in hotel development because of the draft. They would have to begin construction within the next couple of months though if they want it to be complete in time.