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Better: if someone is living in Downtown Cleveland but their company's token office is in the suburbs or another city, and they're fully remote, then their office is in Downtown Cleveland. BTW, if you hadn't noticed yet, I totally screwed the pooch on that AmTrust story. AmTrust isn't leaving 800 Superior; National General is. Their parent company Allstate owns the building and is selling it. Principals of AmTrust use to own it. They bought it in 2011, which is what I remember from when I was 44 years old and that memory stuck with me, not the more recent sale of the LLC to Allstate. Sometimes getting old scares the crap of out me and what a dithering dope I'm going to be in 10, 20 years. The new and hopefully correct article is here: https://neo-trans.blog/2024/05/30/downtowns-800-superior-for-sale-big-tenant-leaving/

Way to go USA! Reshore some more!

It was on Landmarks Commission last week.

How do you come up with odds for something like this?? Based on what?

From @NEO_scan... CLE ~ Bldg Collapse - 733 Starkweather - St Theodosius - Dome appears to be about to collapse. CFD responding with bldg and housing @cleveland_ffs -BW

As there is now. It can't be a steeper slope until after it passes north of the NS/Amtrak/GCRTA tracks and South Marginal/Port Roadway. By that point, it's only a couple hundred more feet to reach an intersection with a Shoreway Boulevard. So it probably makes more sense to raise up the Shoreway's elevation more than it would to lower East 9th more steeply.

St. Ignatius High breaks ground on DiSanto Hall By Ken Prendergast / May 31, 2024 Shovels hit the soil yesterday at St. Ignatius High School in Cleveland’s Ohio City neighborhood in a groundbreaking ceremony for a renovated and expanded academic building to be called DiSanto Hall. The building, when complete in the Fall 2025, is being named for the project’s largest donor Fred DiSanto and his wife Brittan. MORE: https://neo-trans.blog/2024/05/31/st-ignatius-high-breaks-ground-on-disanto-hall/

Added a quote to the article in which AmTrust's rep says it's not leaving Greater Cleveland and noted the building is actually owned by Allstate even though numerous articles from 2011 said AmTrust bought it. Sorry about that.

Want to take the train in Cleveland this summer? Nyet!!

No, but this is the conceptual level plan. The Shoreway options were refined down to this for inclusion in the plan. The city intends to bring the plan up to a greater level of design detail and specificity rather than plow through more options. Of course, this assumes ODOT financially buys into this, even though they're supposed to do what the cities tell them since they control land use policies. But if ODOT isn't willing to pay for something or procure funding for it, then that makes it difficult for the city to call the shots (see the West Shoreway for an example of a disastrous compromise -- no change from a highway's design to limit speed while putting up signs that limit it but don't).

No info was given for their vacating the building or if they were going to a different building. Only that they were ending their lease.

Go with the city's lakefront plan....

No. Not yet.

It's not. They haven't even talked with Cuyahoga County yet.

You don't need exit ramps for a boulevard with intersections.

Already posted in the Downtown Office thread but with a free (and better! 😜 ) article....

Posted in the GCRTA thread in the transportation section and with an article that came out way before that one 🙃

Once I thought I was out, they pull me back in.....

Bad news....

No, Kevin was referencing this....

@surfohio It looks like you're dropping a bomb on the building. Yeah, I don't care much for it either. 😵

Oh those crazy 15-minute-city commies

Great news out of the other Queen City. Charlotte doing what Cincinnati or Atlanta has not...

Except for intermodal

😉 https://neo-trans.blog/2023/05/31/playhouse-square-announces-new-projects/