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I lived in Cedar Fairmount until 2009 when I bought a house and I was paying $625 a month for a 1 bedroom apartment including heat. I absolutely loved the neighborhood and honestly, would have bought the building and continued living it it if I could have afforded it.

I continue to be amazed at the pace of acquisitions by Optima.

Thanks Rob! ALWAYS appreciate your feedback. I was playing with my buddy's zoom lens and got lucky with this shot, probably my favorite of the day of shooting.

I wonder if Melt is going into that development across the street (maybe in addition to the Lizard). Fish said it will be nice to deal with new construction. While the Lizard's current space is certainly newer than the Lakewood and CH locations, it is not new construction.

It says at the end of the article that the author is writing a book on Cleveland called Hidden City - I'm looking forward to that being published!

Well if you need to find one... Someone Is Setting ‘Hipster Traps’ in New York Max Read — This "hipster trap"—baited with Pabst Blue Ribbon, American Spirits, a bike chain and neon-pink Wayfarers—was photographed by Reddit user gigaface, who encountered the fauxhemian hunter in New York City. http://gawker.com/#!5781582/someone-is-setting-hipster-traps-in-new-york

When I type "commerical" in Gmail, "commercial" is the only spell-check suggestion. EDIT: If I type "comerical" though, "commercial" is not a suggestion. Very strange that we would get different suggestions.

I will fix that soon. Thanks for letting me know. Not a big deal, but still an issue

I love gmail, but it has the WORST spell check. I don't know about you guys, but I type away and go back to correct misspellings later (not from a lack of knowing how to spell, but from typing too fast). It does not suggest "commercial" when I type this: "commerical"

Nice set Rob. I really like the NYT pic.

SoHo will be an improvement to the neighborhood, I promise (no offense to Lololai).

Should this be posted this in Restaurant thread also or is that redundant??? SoHo Coming to Ohio City Posted by Douglas Trattner on Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 11:26 AM Last week, chef Nolan Konkoski signed a lease to take over the former Lelolai Bakery space on W. 25th, which recently closed after exactly 10 years. By late summer, he and his partner Molly Smith will open SoHo Kitchen and Bar, the "SoHo" being short for Southern Hospitality. http://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2011/03/10/soho-coming-to-ohio-city

SoHo Kitchen and Bar will be fantastic - The chef is my brother in law and he is very talented. He is currently the chef at Tartine in Rocky River. (I also negotiated the lease on behalf of my sister and brother-in-law and found it hard to bite my tongue about them opening the restaurant until this article came out!)

Looks like the article has been revised to remove references to Superman.

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Run Forrest Run! Great timing.

I would edit it as follows: > College Town Plaza, 1938 Euclid, demolition of structure and creation of pedestrian promenade through to Prospect Ave and renovation of 1938 Euclid with first floor retail and second floor office; UNDERWAY.

Very cool. Where was the hospital located?

Not sure if you are aware, but the Severance Borders closed about 6 months ago.

Free food today at moes. Get it quick.

You can notice though that the parking lot (behind a fence) is full of trucks mosts days from the workers. The fence tends to hide them.

I'm confused... are we talking bspot or jonathon sawyer? I was talking about jonathon sawyer. although it wouldn't surprise me to see both at uptown.

sorry - no - it is the MRN development in University Circle. http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php/topic,11359.0.html

the MRN development