3 Dog Pat

When I worked at J. Crew in tower city back in the day, a large percentage of our sales (outside of Christmas holiday time) were travelers. my guess would be about 30-40%

One thing we will have this time around is tourist/business travelers thanks to the casino and new CC. That will help support retail in the mall

OK, I'll change the title of the thread!

I'm coming into the Cleve next week, anyone up for a meetup? Just to suggest a place and time.... Stone Mad, Thursday the 5th at 7? If you want to join, but have a better time/place suggestion lets hear it!

For people in the know, are any of the buildings in the Terminal Tower complex, including the TT suitable for a residential conversion?

Complaints on Cleveland.com? Say it ain't so! :)

Is it an expansion joint?

If someone had the answer you were looking for, I sure they would share it.

Wow, thank you!

I have asked the admin's about the issue. Sorry for throwing the thread off track. But, it sounds like the rebirth of "The Avenue" is beginning!

The old store? (This is wierd, but the word D I S N E Y will not show up in my post?!?)

Anyone know what stores were in those locations were back in the early 90's hayday of tower city (when I worked there :) )

To each their own, but in reference to the two pictures above, doesn't the first one look a lot like Lower Euclid? Variety, in my opinion, is an asset. Not everyone is going to like uptown's style, but I for one, do.

Cool, they can get the buildouts done in time for the holiday season if they land some stores they are looking for

Michelle Jarboe McFee's coverage. The best kind of PD's coverage!

Could the West Side transportation center, proposed for the WHD, handle some of this load?

I'm no landscape architect, but could you weave a distinctive color brick walkway through the mall that arcs through it, and swoops people into the square using that same distinctive color brick?

be nice :)

Even without a lakefront development a tree lines boardwalk would be a significant improvement... then again, we don't build cities to look good in pictures from the lake. :wink: Thanks Burnham, it's nice to have you around!

That first picture makes me imagine what the city could look like, if the port facilities were moved.

Alright y'all, lets keep on the subject of the Flats East Bank development.

For people who have been there, from your observations, are there a lot of people going into the casino who are not gambling?

So far this neighborhood center exists on pure desire and ambition of some passionate people, not market forces. If this gets pulled off, it will be a miracle. My money is on a miracle! Go Waterloo!!!

As for the convention center, I can say for me it is the most attractive one I have seen, because I can not see it. :) For the Medical Mart building, lets wait for the finished product before we pass judgement.

Are the landing fees at Hopkins continuing to come down?