Cleveland

Why are they not tearing down that ugly building in the middle of where they are going to but the parking garage?

I'm not seeing any announcements on steelyards website???

So could we have 2 casinos then? 1 in the higbee building and a new one on the slope? I have become a bit confused over the past couple months over this whole thing.

So with all this talk of the skywalk and "temporary Casino" when will they start to build on the slope behind tower city??? It seems that the focus is the temporary casino, not the real deal?

So if there are that many people on the waiting list for new apartments is the K&D group looking to build new structures soon? or re-model more buildings and turn them into apartments/lofts since there seems to be demand?

http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2010/02/35_million_mixed-use_developme.html $35 million mixed-use development proposed for Midtown Cleveland site By Michelle Jarboe, The Plain Dealer February 22, 2010, 3:44PM CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Architect and real estate investor Richard Bowen hopes to build medical offices, homes, stores and restaurants on former industrial property in Cleveland's Midtown neighborhood. Through Shaker Associates LLC, Bowen has signed an agreement to buy 1.78 acres just south of Chester Avenue, near the Dunham Tavern Museum. The city of Cleveland is seeking a state grant of more than $190,000 to cover an environmental analysis of the site, which has been used for welding, auto repair and a range of manufacturing. Bowen, president and owner of Richard L. Bowen + Associates of Cleveland, envisions a $35 million project on the property. The development could include a 70,000-square-foot medical office building, 150 homes for seniors, 14,000 square feet of retail and two restaurants. According to the state grant application, the project would produce 245 jobs and $1.3 million in annual property tax revenues for Cleveland. .........

Come on lets think people. The reason they want to build this thing out in the burbs is because the executives live not downtown they live on the east side. Instead of a 45 min. drive in to work its right in there back yard. Why go through the hassle every morning of all the bullshit downtown when they can sneak through the back streets in the burbs and go right to work.

How big is this building going to be? Just curious

Agreed

I think the city has bigger things to worry about.....

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well that sounds good. steel warehouse so is it for heidtman? or for a new company? there moving along with this projects lots of materials being delivered today.

Where did you here that from? Are you just assuming that it is?

Exactly!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

at least thats not 50 jobs lost. this is what cleveland needs is small companies to create alot of jobs not one big company. good news

what is going on off of 77 by heidtman steel?? a real tall red crane there and another tall crane not in the air yet. earth has been moved around and looks like,kinda hard to tell but looks like foundations have been poured. Does anyone know what is going up there?

well at least they didn't build this in some other city haha

well the site isn't along the river its more on the hill next to the highway. geis put up a big sign saying GEIS construction so something big is going on there.

i went past there today again and they were doing more earth moving. i still can't figure out whats going on? it is a pretty big piece of land.

there is some kind of development going on near the heidtman steel parcel. does anyone know whats going on there? you can see it right off interstate 77. they seem to be digging foundations and tons of construction vehicles.

i drove past the new parking garage today and the solar panels are being installed. looks pretty cool haha

haha thank you :) i changed it. but anyways what does everyone think about this project?

http://blog.cleveland.com/business/2009/03/asher_family_rhode_island_deve.html Asher family, Rhode Island developer plan major Warehouse District project Posted by Michelle Jarboe/Plain Dealer Reporter March 19, 2009 18:08PM Weston Inc., a Warrensville Heights development company run by the Asher family, has formed a partnership to remake the property with Gilbane Development Co. of Providence, R.I. On Thursday, the companies provided a glimpse of their plans for more than 7 acres bounded by West Third and West Sixth streets and Superior and St. Clair avenues. That land, much of which the Ashers own, is part of the site where Bob Stark long hoped to build stores, homes and offices. Last fall, Stark dropped his plans after the Ashers refused to extend his options to buy their land. The Ashers said they would tackle a project of their own through Weston's growing development arm...

i really like that large red crane that is on cleveland state. any pics from that area?

http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2008/10/cuyahoga_to_waive_500000_for_k.html