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I live in the block club area for the ax throwing place. There were a bunch of emails about it. The owner apparently runs a cash for gold business and has owned a bunch of businesses in Parma that have become nuisance properties. The owner of happy dog chimed in and said he’s not against the idea but that the guy didnt seem like a good proprietor. I don’t know exactly how I feel. I’d be happy to see a new business there and I’m more interested in the ice cream than the ax throwing. That building doesn’t seem big enough compared to the ax throwing places I’ve been to. Maybe I’m wrong. I will say that they literally littered our street with free ice cream coupons a couple weeks ago. Not just in each mailbox, but stuck to fences, all over the sidewalk, etc. Turned me off from them even more.

I’m pretty sure it was momocho alums. You could reach out to Eric Williams.

Is there any chance the old railroad bridge by brewdog could be turned into a pedestrian bridge between Columbus rd and carter rd? Could really make both peninsulas more pedestrian friendly as they are developed.

Dave’s Cosmic Subs and (possibly) SouperMarket are moving there from e6th.

I think that’s a block north of the knez development. This is the Zillow listing for the townhomes. But all of it is very cool: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2308-Fulton-Rd-12-Cleveland-OH-44113/2077017059_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

The Chrome Master property at 58th and Herman is now for sale.

After sitting idle since May, there was finally some work done at w58th and Herman. They had a backhoe clean out the lot directly east of the building and then dig out and fill in the lot. Anyone know what the plans are?

SE corner

I’m not sure if this is it, but there is a knez sign on a small plot of land on the corner of Lake ave and (I think) W 83rd. Prob big enough for a small townhome project.

As a resident of that block, I agree! It is a really great street, and even the one rundown house is finally getting renovated after a sheriff sale. It’s a real neighborhood feel with a really active block club and a nice mix of old and new residents. Oh, and I apologize for my dog who undoubtedly barked his head off from our front window as you walked by. He literally sits there all day “protecting” the house from every dog walking by. Which in current times is every five min. ?‍♂️

My favorite building (NE corner of 58th and Herman) in the neighborhood is finally being renovated. They totally removed the front wall today, which was really bowing. Does anyone know the plans for it? I never saw anything on City planning. I assume it will be historically restored? I always thought it would be an awesome space for a cafe, a Fox in the Snow type place.

The Burger King at Lake and Detroit has been “Temporarily Closed” for the last few weeks. That’s a little strange for a fast food restaurant during this shutdown. A sign on the door directs customers to the still open steelyard location that’s owned by the same group. Could be a sign that the sales at this store aren’t very strong? Maybe it won’t ever reopen and we are a step closer to redevelopment of that giant lot. Probably wishful thinking.

No, that was good info. I hadn’t seen them linked before. Troubadour is good, makes me even more excited for la taza rica

Judging by their Facebook page, Troubadour’s new coffee shop is La Taza Rica.

There are new windows in at the former hardware store on Bridge and 47th. I assume it’s still going to be an African grocery store? They’ve been slowly chugging along on the rehab. Also, across the street, there is now a Knez sign in front of the closed Santiago auto repair. I hope it’s townhomes instead of just a couple single family homes. Has anyone seen plans for it?