3 Dog Pat

If you think about how they want both office functions and labs on the same property it may make it clearer why a collection of buildings makes more sense than one large vertical structure.

Any bites at the RFP? Could a co-working space work well there?

Do we have a Defensive Coordinator?

If they were selling the property, they would want it to appraise for as much as possible. Consider it like painting your house when you want to sell...

How many employees does SW have in downtown currently?

Well, I hope they have a better architect

So, after reviewing the tape - Sherman said he was wrong and said he will apologize to Mayfield. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001063930/article/richard-sherman-to-apologize-to-qb-baker-mayfield

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000001063629/article/niners-motivated-by-baker-mayfields-pregame-snub

Baker continues to be a class act

Those towers make we wonder if Sherwin would like to have a campus on the TC side of the river ?

I am in favor of this second pedestrian bridge, with the one stipulation that Rock Gaming first build a time machine, go back and decide NOT to demolish the Columbia Building and Stanley Bock for the dont-call-it-a-garage Welcome Center

I fully expect Phase II to start construction as soon as Nucleus, Pesht, The Progressive Tower and the Ameritrust tower wrap up their builds

Are those patio tables?

I think we can all agree that it makes financial sense for Sherwin to stay in Cleveland. If another city tries to offer incentives to move it would have to overcome the financial hit. Also, my guess is there is a big chunk of stock holders who have ties to Cleveland, so there is an emotional component to the decision as well. So, is it impossible? No, but its unlikely Sherwin is going anywhere unless someone gives an astronomical amount of money.

^WOW that was cool!

Land bridge, or a pedestrian bridge like the one that was shelved?

He does, I haven't asked him since he told me he was not allowed to talk about it (when they tabled it a few years back) My guess, the company stays in Cleveland, downtown. What i found interesting in the announcement was the phrase "research campus" In my SIMS Cleveland, I would make the R&D buildings part of a mixed use neighborhood on Scranton Peninsula, but I could also see SW gobbling up all of the parking lots that were part of the proposed Amazon footprint with some low rise buildings and a skyscraper.

Not sure if anyone wants to spitball an opinion on this, but is the soil along the river, where the original HQ and current research center is located, suitable to build a skyscraper?

As an alternative to closing it down, I would be interested in learning if could be “shifted” north east. Hundred of acres of infill have been added since Burke opened. If its feasible to “shift” the runways, then not only could land adjacent to North Coast Harbor be developed (private or park) but land west could build taller buildings. I dont expect this to happen, but it might be worth running the numbers

Start is holding *the potential* of a start of Nucleus hostage until he gets his way with 310 Prospect

^Welcome and thank you for the post!

I would be OK with a low rise live / work campus on Scranton Peninsula - akin to Nationwide in Columbus (But this is the Jacob's lot thread not the SW HQ thread.....sorry)

Is there a separate Rock Hall inductees thread?

^Who owns the parking, is that the casino or the tower?

"Athelon is the old Cleveland Athletic Club" WOW that is horrible! W-O-W! OK - sorry to go off track. Hopefully developers who lurk here will get the message that historical names have value.