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The Mi Pueblo on Lorain never reopened....are they getting out of the business? edit - I see the Mi Pueblo aka Mi Casita website is still up. Maybe I caught them on a day they closed for some reason?

^ Saw some Globetrotter action there ha ha.

There is a medium sized CMHA parcel with 8 duplexes bounded by West 5th, 6th, and Jefferson. In a dreamworld, I'd see them replaced with a bunch of single family homes, similar to the brick-faced Chicago style homes further north on West 6th. Little chance of it ever happening. CMHA doesn't let go of property often. Even if you made some of them available for low-income sales. CMHA should be obligated to take steps that are financially advantageous to them.

When Cleveland.bomb commenters are trashing your architecture, it's probably not really good. SeamlessTransition 2 days ago I'll bring over some of my thoughts on this building from the article from earlier this month ago declaring the city's approval of this...ahem...building: this is not even remotely good architecture I hope an asteroid hits it Norman Foster (and now the architecture firm noted in this story), never tell anyone that you are associated with this a lifeless, moribund, colorless campus....such is the CCF campus.

^ Awesome I just sent Steve Wozniak a LinkedIn request.

Me and our mutual friend went on a walking tour of Playhouse Square and immediate areas last week. One of the things mentioned was this years holiday event (tree lighting, etc) will actually be held there at the intersection of East 14th and Euclid instead of Public Square. Is that "ASAP" enough. Nice!! p.s. they picked a good replacement locale for sure.

Very impressive. Some really good proposals. Thanks for posting.

Nice! The glaring potential in those gritty, riverside areas is very exciting to contemplate.

^ Super news. I'm excited to get this show on the road asap.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4t0wR-2xks

More like PEE gravel! Amirite?!! Hello....is this thing on?

^ Is that Price/Daugherty/Nance blue/orange on the perimeter?!!

Here's hoping! I still think the east side of the hood will win out in the connectivity race.

I'll have a Zima :-)

Hillbillies too.....sigh.

Do you think Andy's shot has gotten good enough to pull this off?

Wow, pic 10!!!

I would suggest the Cleveland/Lakewood border on Lake Ave. Lots of apartments. Virtually no kids. Best of luck in your search.

Ha! You're right. I need a bigger monitor.

^ Wow some of that beige brick is a mess. At least we have UO positioned very close to the rehab action!

Lots of familiar place that you've got me seeing in a new light. Thanks for posting!

I've never lived in a mixed use building so I can not comment on that. However, I struggle with the idea of living in a modern office highrise that was converted to residential. I've worked in the Galleria and though I'd miss open windows, I'd live there in a heartbeat. The views of the lake and city are amazing and would make up for the negatives. Plus I like the idea of mixed use, it just makes for a more 24/7 livelier neighborhood.

It's the membership of a very small church in Birdtown. They managed to form a facebook page, and little else.

Sounds good!