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I am suprised there has not been a Costco in C-bus until now

I agree with wimwar, especially if the East bank project is finished at the same time. Does anyone (OK, KJP do you know) if the waterfront line will cut across this new park?

Oh yeah, forgot Ann Arbor, but that just lasted 3 months

Grew up in Euclid Went to Ohio State Lived in Chicago, Pittsburg, Ohio City, Sandusky, Houston, Mobile, Jackson MS, was in Utah for 6 months Now back in Chicago

Columbus should soon become a suburb of Newark

I think it might have been a bit of sour grapes on Ronayne's part. And you know what, more power to him! I hope it makes those guys squirm a little bit. The next time a company is thinking of relocating outside of the city, this could be a trump card. But really, it just made my immature emotional vindictive side all gleefull :clap:

How is Constantino's doing, after the initial buzz?

Anyone been here yet. I bought a tee shirt at the B&N for the Texas game. Just wondering what people think

Hey Ohio city residents, help me out here. What are the current borders of gentrification of the OC? I used to live on W. 44th, near John in 2001, and to me that seemed to be the outer edge of the W. 25th zone. Has it spread? Will this development help, or does it just connect to the west side little Italy area? I probably did not phrase that correctly, but I just wonder what impact this will have on the overall area. I said earlier that the Treehouse guys are opening a tavern near there, because of the development. They think the area will take off like Tremont did.

boo, that was a nice facade

I think they are building a second one in the Chicagoland area

^That is the story I heard, but I also had heard that IKEA wanted to go there. I think they were right to keep out big box retail from that area. I would still like to see IKEA in the area

Shouldn't your downtown be filled with attractions that you can't get in your neighborhood. Chicago has the magnificent mile, rush street, the new millenium park etc attractions that tourists, suburbanites and people from surrounding neighborhoods go downtown to enjoy. Maybe I am missing your point, but I think a healthy downtown has if filled with attractions, especially on its main street.

I missed your post about Chase, KJP. That really is great news, maybe other corporations will take note. Back when ESPN Zones were a big deal, I thought May Co would be perfect, a public square entrance and a (close to) Gateway entrance.

I think it was constructed in the 50's. It is the large barge that was docked next to the Rock Hall. It is being moved to the other side of North Coast Harbor, to improve the view of the lake for NCH visitors

'Believe in Cleveland' aims to point out what's good Thursday, September 22, 2005 Sarah Hollander Plain Dealer Reporter Believe in Cleveland, a campaign designed to spotlight some of the good things happening in a city often beset with glum economic news, begins this weekend. ... "We want the entire community, young and old alike, to truly understand and believe that better days lie ahead for our great city." http://www.cleveland.com/news/plaindealer/index.ssf?/base/cuyahoga/1127381468308750.xml&coll=2

Is there some sort of height restriction for buildings next to the arcade? I just noticed that the BP garage and the 515 garage are the same height as the arcade. Maybe that is why the tower is offset. Just a thought

Wow, it actually sounds like this tower might actually get built

I was reading the Sunday New York Times (die yuppie scum..oh wait, that is me) and I saw an ad for the Clinic with a phone number for out of state patients. I am not saying down the road there may be abandonment issues, but for now, and as long as the $300M heart center is modern, I think spreading the good news about the Clinic can only be a blessing for Cleveland. Our city can be branded as the home of the Rock Hall and the best hospital in the world. Not a bad place to live!

Well, I guess the arcades are a type of enclosed street. Maybe we can look into building another???

I think it is appropriate to take credit for things that are genuinely products of her ideas and work.

My brother works for Sherwin and they will never move. That was thier original building, and they still do quite a bit of engineering there.

I would sacrifice height to get rid of that monstrosity

^ with all do respect MGD, you are on crack! We are saving the crappy brutalist addtion that guy built onto the art museum, that is enough. Give me a hammer, I will personally start the demolition

Lord Hall has been set for demolition since 1991...just noone has gotten around to it