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State board OKs $70 million in loans for Sherwin-Williams' planned HQ, R&D projects https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/state-board-oks-70-million-loans-sherwin-williams-planned-hq-rd-projects

DOJ files to seize property. https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/whats-going-on-with/department-of-justice-files-to-seize-office-building-off-public-square-as-part-of-money-laundering-scheme

yes. let us know what else up here in the Cleveland area can win credits in the next 3 years.

Awesome - Hopefully Nucleus, Centennial & FEB win credits

i bet you it will be market rate apartments

So if if we are talking 2 larger buildings then the main PS building would be shorter.

Anyone have updated pictures of the far left building with all the cleaning issues?

Flats South News. https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/whats-going-on-with/whats-happening-in-flats-south-with-cleveland-whiskey

Dang it. Some of us won't be alive by then

I still prefer to keep FES on the lakefront and use that site for a USL maybe expanble to MLS soccer Stadium

So how many units are we talking about on this parcel?

Crain's has a great story on FEB 60 year TIF. https://www.crainscleveland.com/real-estate/cleveland-city-council-approves-rare-60-year-tif-deal-flats-east-bank

KJP or anybody with tech skills - Is there any way you can post pictures of Nucleus 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 on one page so we all can compare & debate pros and cons of all three

FES needs Capital Improvements. Pedestrian ramps, stadium wide concrete work, hot water tanks, compressors, and fire sprinkler lines are among the types of repairs needed. The repairs are needed for safety reasons and to avoid larger repair bills in the future, according to Brancatelli. He see’s it as protecting an investment. https://www.cleveland19.com/2020/12/09/city-cleveland-getting-ready-capital-repair-project-first-energy-stadium/

Hold off on the excitement., according to crain's it is going back to the Ohio Senate. I guess what the Senate signed earlier was an earlier version. The Ohio House signed off Tuesday, Dec. 8, on a bill to create a new state tax credit for "transformational" real estate projects, nearly three years after the proposal first surfaced. Substitute Senate Bill 39 would establish a nonrefundable tax credit designed to offset premium taxes paid by insurance companies that invest in large, mixed-use developments. It's now headed back to the Senate, which approved an earlier version of the language 18 months ago.

Hmmm hopefully Stark found a couple of shovels.

Note from Admins: It is absolutely forbidden to copy/paste articles in their entirety. We only allow the first two or three sentences and then the link to the original article. Years ago, the forum was given a cease and desist from the eight largest newspapers in Ohio and it took a month for our volunteer thread “scrubbers” to bring every single post into compliance. Fathom moving downtown. Digital marketing agency Fathom finds a new home in an old building Michelle Jarboe Fathom The historic building at 2020 Center St. in the Flats, just north of the Superior Viaduct, is being renovated as the future home of Fathom, a digital marketing company moving into the city from the suburbs. In this photo, the Stonebridge Plaza condominium building is visible in the background. A growing digital marketing agency plans to shed its suburban address next year, trading leased offices in Valley View for a newly renovated home on the west bank of the Flats. That company, Fathom, employs just over 80 people and aims to double in size over the next five years. And its executives are confident there's still unmatched value in bringing clients and employees together, face-to-face, despite a pandemic that has kept them apart since March.

Channel 5 Story. https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/local-news/whats-going-on-with/the-artisan-in-circle-square-gets-final-approval-could-break-ground-in-march-2021

That would be great if K&D purchased the property. I know they tried a couple of years ago and walked away from the deal as an unfeasible project at the price they were negotiating. They most likely will possibly get a lot cheaper a couple of years later with all of the problems that Optima Ventures is having.

CH 5 Story on warehouses. https://www.news5cleveland.com/sports/2021-nfl-draft/cleveland-city-council-moves-to-demolish-2-waterfront-warehouses-to-prepare-site-for-nfl-draft

This HS39 Bill and Nucleus are definitely joined at the hips. I get this eerie feeling that that SB39 like nucleus is going nowhere. The feeling i get is that it will will be put off from week to week and then all of a sudden the year is over and we are out of time. I hope I am wrong.

Are those the 2 docks that d*ck Pace was planning on converting before he was dropped by the City of Cleveland ?

It was mentioned upthread about 3 weeks ago that the pandemic has caused delays until january or later due to the Subcontract bids not all in.

Once again - What is this building being converted to. I think it was recently used for parking.

They have done this move before over & over & over in the past. When it came down to vote on it in January/February 2020 They moved it from week to week to week and the covid came. In the prior cycle they were ready to vote on it in November and they postponed it into December and then week to week and then the cycle ended.