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@KJP Can you say if the other one is new to the region? Or if it will require new construction? Thanks!!

Darn! I was really hoping Chase would occupy the entirety of the former M Lang Clothing spot. Oh well, this is still a great addition!

I walk by there occasionally on my way into work. As of about three weeks ago, there were contractors onsite. At quick glance, it appeared that they were framing up some new office space.

Crains is only $10 for a year with a .edu email address!

Granted, the success of the auto industry can be a very cyclical thing, I feel like there is so much untapped potential for EV. For the regional economy, the impact of 2,000 - 3,000 NEW jobs would be AT LEAST comparable to the impact of a new SW HQ on Public Square! Awesome news. Thanks for putting this together!

If you didnt want it discussed, you probably shouldn't have posted it in the first place. I know nothing, man. Just speculating like everyone else.

Why would SW execs be monitoring this forum if they had already decided that they were moving elsewhere? In that case, our thoughts / rumors would essentially be meaningless and they'd be spending their "valuable" time checking in on development rumors in X, Y or Z, USA.

Chase

SW doesn't want to be in the suburbs. In 2019, all the evidence points to the fact that Millennials and Gen Zs generally want to live/ work/ play in the city. Moving to Brecksville or where ever would put them at a serious competitive disadvantage from a talent acquisition standpoint. These are smart people; it won't happen.

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In my head, I keep coming back to this beauty. For those that don't remember, this replaced the Lebron banner after his heartbreak departure in 2010. They aren't going anywhere.

I'm just wondering how transformation 6k SW employees would actually be for downtown. Does anyone know how many employees SW currently has downtown? What would the net gain be for downtown and for the region? Is this basically a complete relocation of the entire Minneapolis-based Valspar team?

Cool idea. They could maybe even do it as a fountain with led lights illuminating the water so that "paint" color could be changed!

Kind of a cool angle, right?

If true - I find this quite impressive. Here's a screenshot of pricing for a 1,000 sqft Terrace unit. $3,417 ?! Can that be right?

Uhhh fruit store? Not even urban dictionary had an answer. Lol

I flew on C-130s with the Air Force up until 2018. I promise you, in my 10 years of flying, I never once witnessed or heard of any behavior remotely close to what you described. That being said, no one can be 100% sure of anything, but in this case, all my experience points to the contrary.

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Is the plan for there to be continuous park from Detroit all way to Franklin? Some of the renderings I've seen seem to exclude several of the parcels that front W 25 - particularly the building on the corner or W 25 and Detroit. Also, I really hope they can at least clean up some of those trees on the northern portion of the CMHA property. Regardless, this will be a fun project to watch. Now is the time to buy real estate in Ohio City.

As it rises, does the building actually angle over / towards Euclid slightly? Or am I just seeing things? I hope the answer is yes!

I actually talked to the lady at their downtown location on Tuesday. She said business was strong at the Lakewood store, but the building owner raised the rent on them. She also mentioned they may be looking to relocate to a smaller storefront somewhere in Lakewood.

^ Phase 2, duh ?

Looks like the new terra cotta will be going up any day now! Photo credit: Grunwell-Cashero https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=354654411893019&id=206498393375289&sfnsn=mo Also, there is some other very cool May Co. photos / info on that Facebook page!

Looks like a nice crowd! So much potential down there. Credit to Aerial Agents for the photos below: https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2861555197249911&id=616358491769604&sfnsn=mo

Is that possible??