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@geowizical, hi, you can see the press release mentioning the 11 new entrants at Crockerpark.com, under the news tab.

LOL, build more buildings like it, nearby, and it will fit in.

LOL, at CLE, we're proudly contrarian. We had a hotel and tore it down. 🤪

Could RTA better leverage its real estate holdings to create new income streams, like Playhouse Square does? Example: Ten story commercial and or residential buildings over the W25th and Lorain, W117th, and Van Aken/ Warrensville stations with indoor access to the trains.

^I wonder if ODOT plans to "third lane" I-70, where the rail would go, or is there enough room with a third lane?

^I assume there are apartments on the bridges. Those would be cool to live in.

If Brightline intended to serve this corridor, how would they do it, infrastructure-wise? Would the route be on existing trackage only, or would there be new development?

I wish they would have taken over and improved the Aurora Outlets.

Hmmm, does this GOP lawmaker want the Ten Commandments posted, so that we are sure to observe and obey them all?, or, alternatively, to ignore and violate them all? Just asking based observations of current events.

DeWine's statement makes me feel the move is fait accompli-ish. Think, parents to teen, "we're taking your driving priveleges away, but hey, you still have your bicycle." Wonder what is transpiring behimd the scenes.

Today, old Firestone going down, debris cleanup on aisle Sears, and new Meijer.

What's with that "Our Lady of Perpetual Clapboarding" on the corner of W 25th St and Chatham? The top floor appears to be occupied. That would seem to be a desirable spot for development.

Is this all there is to the Canon thing? I had thought we were hoping for sometning much larger.

LOL, and the food court could feature things like Kenny Kings, Royal Castle, Mawby's, Boukair's, Clarks, etc.

10,173,861!

Lidl was to build a store on Broadview Rd, but it was shelved, as the company dealt with their less than stellar U.S. rollout. I believe there is now a Tractor Supply in that spot. We go to Lidl, when in Wilmington, N.C. IMO, it is like Aldi, without the quarter for a cart nonsense, somewhat larger, with multiple "aisles of shame," and more unique, interesting food products.

^As a museum member, I was worried that the museum would be "polished up," but "dumbed down." I hope I am wrong. I was last there, while construction was in progress.

^That rooftop bar is now only open for events.

On Expedia.com, the guest rating for the Hotel Cleveland is 7.6 out of 10, based on 1002 reviews. For comparison, the Holiday Inn Express and the Indigo are rated 8.0 and 8.4 respectively, and the Hilton is rated 9.2. Something isn't up to snuff on Public Square. As for the W brand, I thought it was way up on the luxury scale, but a stay last December at the W on Lakeshore Dr. In Chicago burst that balloon. The standard room was small and the ambiance was blah. I hope what they develop in Erieview Tower is much better.

Shelter-wise, is that really the best they could do? They don't appear to offer even as much protection as the BRT shelters on Clifton and Euclid Avenues.

Is Gonçalves building an eleven million dollar home in Mt. Lebanon? I learned on UO, that's how you tell. 😋

Twinsburg Rd. should be done too.

Maybe, someone here (at UO) could get an interview with airport management, and write a a progress article, just sayin'.

Don't forget the airport's existing debt load.

Doesn't look particularly dense to me.