the pope

isn't "per capita" used to compare cities of different sizes?

bizbiz, you have heard of the us census right?

bizbiz, all three of your posts fail to make a point, and could have at least been compounded into one single incoherrent post. Also if you're going to post statistics from an unknown source, that is 4 years old, it would be nice to know at least what 3,769.5 means, or perhaps a methodology?

^adding on: 1) lets concentrate on making all the basic services are covered first, then let the smaller niche retailers come. 2) Furthermore with two already established high-end malls (arguably three with eton) anchoring the west and east ends of cleveland (cracker park and beachwood), if the ultra high end of retail were to appear in cleveland, it most likely go to one of those malls. Until then, i'll be doing my shopping at Somerset Collection.

initially may 20th sounds good

that's virginia's tourism slogan. Detroit has had them for a while too (mocking VA)

because any john q public who watches too much television should be able to say, that building looks familiar?

wow, i cant wait, if you hear anything be sure to keep us posted. Surely the ghoul will make an appearance. Hell this is such great news it might even deserve its own thread.

sorry, e. 4th already took that term

and the twinkies did this last year, except it was an extra 10 bucks a mont for it.

zing!

When was this?? when i lived on the square circa 2004. Also, if i remember the pamphlet correctly, there was only like two properties south of shaker. I know its up to the landlord to get listed...... yeah, i was inspired one night while watching tv basically on any channel after 12:00, could have been volks or bert k, but i chose good ol' marc.

he found us! banned banned!

damn, i should have asked for something bigger.

when do you buy me one?

Yeah, i lived in ballston, so mainly i rode the Orange and Red lines (towards rockville) and the occasional trip on the yellow/green/blue. but yeah,i basically rode the white-collar suburb lines

^yeah, when i moved into the square area, the Shaker Square development peoples basically told me, "stay north of buckeye"

there's a campus in cleveland heights? that's news to me

^yeah, there's no room for transit advocates in ohio.

^i second that, ouch.

i always find the difference between the nyc subway and the DC metro interesting.

stealing this idea from a few other forums i visit: http://www.frappr.com/urbanohio

greenbelts for everyone!

i just want the loot without any contribution of ideas