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I’m surprised we don’t see more development in Kamm’s Corners. The median income there has to be 6 figures. Not that I’m a development strategist but the area to me just feels ripe for growth. And I do love me some West Park bars.

^^ it’s really nice having Michelle Jarboe back. I agree @GISguy.. can’t wait to watch Intro progress.

Pretty interesting and impressive stats to check out. Cuyahoga’s economy in the top 1% among U.S. counties and stronger than that of several states. Ohio’s economy as a whole not doing too shabby either. https://www.cleveland.com/datacentral/2020/02/cuyahoga-countys-gdp-tops-13-states-how-much-ohios-big-counties-power-states-economy-building-from-strength.html

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This is probably the most attention I’ve paid to a bill at the State level and have to say.. THIS PROCESS IS AGONIZING!

Yes! And come see us again when Lumen is ready for it’s second act ?

The creator of this should take a class with @Geowizical

https://www.cleveland.com/cityhall/2020/02/growing-economy-income-tax-revenues-fueling-clevelands-budget-allowing-city-to-plan-ahead-mayor-frank-jackson-says.html

Another fantastic game from college hoops best mid-major rivalry ?

Love it.. not sure if I’m alone here but The Lumen reminds me a lot of 505 Condominiums, Nashville. Here’s hoping Cleveland has a construction boom this decade similar to Nashville has the last.

That’s awesome! I found myself wondering yesterday what the hiring of Adm. Faison could mean for CSU and the region as a whole. Thank you for taking the time to research and write about it, @KJP.

Don’t know what it could be specifically, but what company wouldn’t want to capitalize on establishing a presence in Cleveland? A relatively inexpensive market with growing tech talent.

Maybe a couple cranes at the airport constructing a new terminal by then? 2-4 others!? ? that’s exciting to think about. Here’s hoping the Weston-Jacobs sites are fenced in with heavy earth moving equipment inside by the NFL Draft. Those bare patches have had their fair share of the limelight, time for something new.

@KJP do you have a feel for what amenities will be built into the HQ? I know you mentioned Bedrock jumped back in the race by offering a hotel and residential. Is there another developer working to add something similar to Weston-Jacobs?

184 feet.

There’s no mistaking Cleveland’s status as a legacy city, and the restoration of the Hanna, CAC (Athlon) and JHB (Euclid Grand) help you celebrate that. But I agree, I love the way the new meshes with the old. Keep on building these glassy, vibrant towers!

At 23 stories and 264 feet, something similar to Skyhouse Raleigh would work just fine by me. https://www.rent.com/north-carolina/raleigh-apartments/skyhouse-raleigh-4-100047015

Hope this isn’t too excited...

https://www.cleveland.com/news/2020/01/cuyahoga-countys-gdp-highest-among-ohio-counties-data-shows.html Perception isn’t always reality when we’re told this region lacks among peer regions.

This is awesome and thank you for sharing! If this creates an approximate 100 more hotel room bookings per night, does this development expedite a Renaissance expansion or Convention Center Hotel Phase II? Does SHW have an official hotel partner?

“What’s the most annoying thing about this courthouse?“ “The elevators.” ???

https://www.cleveland.com/news/2020/01/airway-stents-developed-by-cleveland-clinic-doctor-cleared-for-use-by-fda.html Amazing medical innovation and a new spin off company from the Cleveland Clinic.

Diversification is nothing new in business. There was a time when Amazon was an online book store.

Big time acquisition for a growing Cleveland company! https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200106005302/en/Dealer-Tire-Announces-Acquisition-Dent-Wizard

^I’ve seen him downtown in his Ferrari so let’s hope he doesn’t have a suburban mindset and wants to work where he plays. I have no inside information on where they set up their new HQ though. I would think if they are to position themselves for future growth place matters, and young talent wants to be in walkable, urban areas.