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wow Columbus is quite the white mecca too... Pitts and Cincy under 300k?? thats depressing

JurInnov moves into Idea Center space By BRANDON GLENN 6:00 am, May 22, 2006 JurInnov Ltd., a consulting company that works mainly with law firms, has become the second tech company to move into the newly renovated Idea Center on Euclid Avenue. The company has brought 15 employees to its 6,000-square-foot downtown space from its former location in Westlake. I also noticed the news ticker across the front of this building the other night, nice touch

not sure if this is related to this development or not, but crains had an article titled: "Zaremba recasting park as office condo complex"

oh god lol no i mean its in a nice location and its quite a handsome structure, its too bad it isnt available to the general public to rent as well... unless im wrong on that?

the building looks great, too bad it still is all HUD. Couldnt they do half and half or something??

Developer gets downtown deal Stark secures control of land for Warehouse District project Thursday, May 18, 2006 Christopher Montgomery Plain Dealer Reporter Developer Bob Stark has taken a major step toward his dream of building a massive, $1 billion mixed-use development in Cleveland's Warehouse District. Article Removed

^haha amazing

$3??? thats not bad at all.

oh my im kinda glad it didnt get built, way to overpower the trust rotunda lol ya know not to get off topic, but i just saw that little model of the Progressive Life Tower on clevelandskyscrapers... holy crap, that could have been built today and been seen as cutting edge..........!!!!

build it... only if that other stuff is gonna be built too though

i hate tags so much, i've really been thinking about printing off a bunch of stickers saying things criticisms of them. i think cleveland needs more creative graffiti, get some LED action going! and not just those throwies

yea on my trip to nyc last february we took the rapid from U Circle to the Airport. convenient. Hour flight. quick. We land at Laguardia and had to wait for a taxi/shuttle to get to the hotel. lots of waiting. i remember standing there amazed about the "taxi waiting area" being this long line of people as if they were waiting for a train to come.

from working the event last year i felt we had a nice turnout for the first time around. i agree it needs more promotion, but there were people from other cities like Philly, Detroit, NYC there to see it that i spoke with.

first off the development looks like a commie block. id say one or two look nice. also all these projects are on parking lots... i dont get the need for the parking if its gonna be handled by the other developers and theres two rapid stations within the development... cmon this is just ridiculous.

wow i just seen it, its much bigger than i thought itd be

i saw the news bit on this last night too, they had some interesting shots of downtown cleveland

i dunno if this is related but i swear to god i saw two of the new silver light rail cars over on the red line near e 120th for some reason the other day

still dead last today! so does this mean only jacobs field will make the board if it wins?? 22 cities, 22 spots on the board (besides some extras)

First toss since 2000: Cleveland BioLabs betting on future of bioscience in Northeast Ohio Sunday, April 30, 2006 Mary Vanac Plain Dealer Reporter A proposed initial public offering by Cleveland BioLabs Inc. is generat ing buzz in Northeast Ohio financing circles and beyond. The offering is the first bioscience IPO proposed in the region since 2000. Two others were filed but withdrawn during that time. If the offering succeeds, Cleveland BioLabs would be the first local bioscience company to go public since 1996. The Cleveland company, which is developing injectable drugs to ward off radiation and chemical poisoning, also would be the first in the current class of bioscience hopefuls to graduate to the stock market. What could the proposed offering mean for Northeast Ohio? For one, it could be a psychological boost. "Is this good news for Cleveland? Sure it is," said Mike Jackson, an investment banker who is managing director of KeyBanc Capital Markets in Cleveland. Jackson leads the health care group there. More at Cleveland.com

is this guy for real??? cleveland = secured funding and central location... its a no brainer

Poll says schools should share wealth Friday, April 28, 2006 Becky Gaylord Plain Dealer Reporter Northeast Ohioans broadly support a system of school financing that would spread money more evenly across districts -- even if that comes at the expense of wealthier schools, a wide-ranging Gallup poll found. Support for more equitable school financing cuts across racial and geographic lines, according to the poll, released Thursday. While some governments in Northeast Ohio have begun working together to provide recreation and emergency services, the survey's findings suggest the most significant support yet for major regional cooperation. Respondents weren't asked to comment on a specific school financing plan; rather, whether they would "favor or oppose a regional system of school funding that would increase equity across public districts but could be at the expense of wealthier school districts." ... http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/cuyahoga/114621354823960.xml&coll=2

i would say its one of those "you have to be there" type installations because even these photos dont completely explain what its like and after swimming in it, its quite the unsafe pool as well. Since its a dimly lit room with a floor thats flush with the surface of the water... not to mention all the strange illusions the light does with it.

haha wow seems a bit cheesy, but im definately glad to see something like this going on. theres a whole "diagram" of one of these workers in the free times' downtown cleveland living publication

Materials trade group opening Cleveland office www.cleveland.com 11:03 a.m. ASM International, a trade group based in Geauga County that tracks trends in the materials industry, plans to open a downtown Cleveland office this year. Spokesman Rego Giovanetti said the trade organization recently signed a lease for about 2,200 square feet of office space at the Idea Center on Euclid Avenue. Operations at ASM's domed headquarters on Kinsman Road in Novelty will remain intact, but Giovanetti said about four employees would be moved downtown, likely by June...

I thought id post some photos of a trip i went on to the NYC a few months back. View from up in the clouds View from ESB Street scene Nice interior and at 10:15pm there was no wait in line garbage on the street interactive garbage in a gallery Macy's The mornings were so pleasant! -gasp- Pedestrians! The most intimidating thing i've encountered in recent memery is a 10 car subway train barrelling on in. puts the rapid to SHAME I like it when i come back to the surface and see pretty people view from the Savoy hotel in Chelsea yes of course i got in trouble for taking this photo lovelyness sardined in in chinatown i saw these giant spiders encased in some kind of glass for sale. hah TRLness There was a nice row of these oldies another ummm nice view from my hotel its free so we went cultured dogs so the REAL reason i was there was to check out an amazing pool designed by James Turrell (perhaps you seen the write up in the PD a bit ago??) at Richard Baker's estate in conneticut with a class im in at CIA. quite an amazing space and a privilege to be invited to. heres a few shots of that. and dont forget beyonce...