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The concerts aren’t so much an assumption as they are an inevitability. No guarantees there’s a Final 4 or Super Bowl but a new dome here would put us in the running. My point remains though that Brook Park will have to massively expand their city services to accommodate the events held at a dome in their city limits.

You almost feel like there may need to be some type of land share agreement. I don’t know how much Brook Park can afford to expand their emergency services for the types of events (i.e. Browns games, Final 4s, Super Bowl, mega concerts) that this venue will undoubtedly draw.

What is the windowless structure close to the river? I should probably know this but don’t or can’t recall.

Really soaring above the Fahrenheit rooftop

Agree with @dwolfi01. There’s nothing I’m more eager to read than you or Ken being the most recent post on a hot topic.

Gotta be Terdolph’s IG

This is the first time since completion I think this building looks like the rendering, and I’ve seen it in person a bunch.

Saw it in 2017 in Nashville under similar skies and this was better.. couldn’t ask for a much better April day in Cleveland. I think about all the tourists who came for this event and because the weather cooperated will have had a fulfilled trip here and pass that along to the people they know. Just an amazing day 😎

Seems that way. Probably having a lot to do with the big time upcoming tourism week.

Another beautiful day in Gotham

There’s an angle they prefer, it didn’t include the SHW crane but did capture the Stokes Federal Courthouse. I think I have it narrowed down to a 20 year window.

Ken you truly are the 800lbs gorilla in NEO’s real estate reporting. Thank you for all your hard work in keeping us informed.

I only see a potential move to Brook Park as a negative. Not calling it doom and gloom but I really can’t find an upside for Cleveland proper. •Approximately 1 million fewer visitors to downtown YOY. Downtown hotels, entertainment, restaurants and bars will almost certainly be impacted negatively. •Jock tax not being collected by the city for hundreds of well paid athletes and league + team staffers. •No guarantee the lakefront site flourishes without the Browns there. Unknown if the current plan can even move forward without them.