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https://fansided.com/2020/12/14/mlb-patent-cleveland-new-team-name/

Hey I feel you on this. Back when Gateway was being discussed I wanted the baseball stadium to be located on SP. I used to draw images of a new ballpark on maps of SP. I had homeplate looking out on TT and the outfield fence up against the river bank. I would envision baseballs flying on to the deck of a passing freighter. That space deserves something special. Unfortunately because of economics it's probably destined for some scattered 5 over 2 stick construction. But hopefully a neighborhood can develop over time.

Workers, fence, equipment, pile of dirt...check

I think you nailed it. This could also explain the odd decision in not using the mall as the site as the MLB did, which worked perfectly. We could see something like what they did in Chicago in 2015 for the NFL draft. Something weather protected.

Dec 3 agenda Ordinance No. 938-2020(Ward 3/Councilmember McCormack): Authorizing the Director of Port Control to enter into an agreement with the Greater Cleveland Sports Commission to implement and manage the demolition and removal of Docks 30 and 32 warehouses and for demolition-related remediation to the site which is needed to stage the 2021 NFL Draft at North Coast Harbor; and to amend Section 2 of Ordinance No. 1028-28, passed January 11, 2019, relating to major events to add the Department of Port Control to the list of departments that may apply for and accept gifts and grants and enter into agreements relative to an event being held on their property.

Thinking back to warmer days...ok this was yesterday from the webcam. I had to wait for the paddlers to hit the right spot :)

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They finally opened up the street in front of the Midtown Apartments.

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Render of a proposed resort/casino in Athens Greece has got that nuCLEus vibe.

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https://www.cleveland.com/news/2020/11/perspectus-architecture-moving-headquarters-from-shaker-square-to-downtown.html

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Wow a new post in this thread, who would have thought. So I saw this on DODGE, which btw seems to be going away next month. I mean the free access anyway. It caught my eye because it's 70 million which amounts to some floor shuffling. When I first saw it I was hoping they were going to finish the windows at the top. But no such luck... RFP/CM: Celebrezze VBA Renovation & Backfill Valuation: $70,000,000Owner Type: PublicBid Ends: Oct 19, 2020 Location: OH (Cuyahoga) Report #: 201800709865 v. 10 Description: The General Services Administration (GSA), Great Lakes Region 5, announces an opportunity for Construction Manager as Constructor (CMc) Services to be provided for the Anthony J. Celebrezze - VBA Renovation and Backfill Project in Cleveland, Ohio. The contractor is to provide all management, supervision, manpower, equipment and supplies necessary for this project. The proposed CMc contract is being solicited as full and open competition. The award will be made to the responsible Offeror whose offer conforms to the solicitation and offers the best value to the Government, considering the technical factors and the total evaluated price<< Here is a more detailed description. https://www.constructionjournal.com/projects/details/0da42a1e82584942b277130a39ce1ac2.html

Some good stuff from Korey Smerk Instagram (@explored.perspective)

That's interesting the micro apartments cost more to build.

^Well the Lumen was built for about 135mil for 600k sq ft. So about $225.00 per sq ft. City club will be 250k sq ft. So let's add for inflation and it being 3 years later, how about $275.00 per sq ft. Which will bring it in at 68mil. So maybe somewhere around there.

I think we know most of this info. But it's a good description of it. City Club Apartments Cleveland/Mixed Use Development/Pool Valuation: $30,000,000Owner Type: PrivateBid Ends: Oct 14, 2020 Location: OH (Cuyahoga) Report #: 202000459274 v. 7 Description: 23 Story (plus basement) Building with a One Story Appendage for a Future Tenant Space. Scope includes: Foundations (Mat Foundation), Structural Frame (Post-Tension Concrete), Mechanical, Plumbing, Electrical, and Fire Protection for Core and Shell. Includes Interior Spaces (Tenant Spaces to be provided as warm white box), Related Site Work, and Landscaping. There will be a total of 304 Apartment Units with a total Gross Square Foot of the project at 254,625 SF<<

I was just posting this...lol

Anyone know where this is? The Nest Mixed Use Development Valuation: $1,200,000Owner Type: PrivateBid Ends: Sep 16, 2020 Location: OH (Cuyahoga) Report #: 202000535027 v. 7 Description: Retail Business Space 8,360' and 18 Residential Living 15,266' - Rehab/renovation existing 3 story building /former BiRite grocery store - 3, 1st floor retail /office spaces/coffee shop - market rate units - fitness center - rooftop deck<<

https://www.cleveland.com/entertainment/2020/09/newly-opened-kafela-restaurant-brings-la-vibes-to-st-clair.html

Pete Marek (@PeteMarek) Tweeted: May Company building looks gorgeous!!! #wow https://t.co/LqBX0nwMjD