Posted October 14, 200420 yr Halle Building to house Case offices Move seen as boost for Euclid Avenue Thursday, October 14, 2004 Corwin A. Thomas Plain Dealer Reporter Case Western Reserve University is moving 325 of its employees downtown to the Halle Building, one of Cleveland's oldest landmark buildings. The move, which is expected to occur in the middle of next year, is a plus for downtown's office market and especially for Euclid Avenue, which is full of vacant and half-vacant buildings between East 13th and East Ninth streets. Case will occupy 80,000 square feet on three floors in the 392,000-square-foot building, with an option for an additional 40,000 square feet. Currently, the Halle Building, 1228 Euclid Ave., has more than 130,000 square feet of vacant space. The university also had looked at other downtown locations, including the BP Tower and the May Co. Building, both on Public Square. http://www.cleveland.com/search/index.ssf?/base/business/1097746305313650.xml?bxbiz
February 11, 200619 yr I was just on Cleveland.com and someone in the economic development forum said that Case is not moving these offices downtown due to money problems. I went on WKYC.com to watch the video, but I was unable to get it to play. Can someone please fill me in as to what is going on?
February 11, 200619 yr Case's downtown move 'on hold' By STAN BULLARD 11:27 am, February 10, 2006 Article Removed
February 11, 200619 yr Sounds like it is part of the budgetary problem. They have to cut $17 million from the budget for next year. Hopefully, funding will be available soon.
February 25, 200619 yr Here's what the CWRU Observer had to say: Budget deficit puts plans to move to Halle Building on hold Elizabeth Zheng, News Editor The Observer, February 24, 2006 Volume XXXVIII, Issue 18 The scheduled move of 325 Case employees into the Halle Building in downtown Cleveland has been postponed until further notice. Employees from the university relations staff, the accounts payable and purchasing offices, as well as some information technology staff were expected to move into the building. As one of Cleveland's oldest landmark buildings, the Halle Building is located at 1228 Euclid Avenue. Two years ago, Case signed an agreement with Forest City Enterprises Inc. to lease 80,000 square feet of office space in the building. The total office space would occupy three floors of the 392,000 square foot building. http://observer.case.edu/Archives/Volume_38/Issue_18/Story_672/
February 25, 200619 yr My company's Cleveland office is in the Halle building and is well known throughout our 14 offices to have one of the best views...overlooking the Jake. It's a great office space.
February 25, 200619 yr As one of Cleveland's oldest landmark buildings, the Halle Building is located at 1228 Euclid Avenue. That's a stretch. How does the reporter define landmark? "In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck
February 25, 200619 yr Halle Berry was named after it and it was the Winfred-Louder Building in the Drew Carey Show?
February 25, 200619 yr As one of Cleveland's oldest landmark buildings, the Halle Building is located at 1228 Euclid Avenue. That's a stretch. How does the reporter define landmark? because any john q public who watches too much television should be able to say, that building looks familiar?
March 1, 200619 yr Then does the nearly identical Halle's Annex across Huron (but since converted into a parking garage) also qualify as a landmark? "In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck
March 1, 200619 yr As one of Cleveland's oldest landmark buildings, the Halle Building is located at 1228 Euclid Avenue. That's a stretch. How does the reporter define landmark? because any john q public who watches too much television should be able to say, that building looks familiar? not to mention anyone who knows john q public's is way too cleveland. heh. was halle berry really named after halle's? i never heard that one. cute.
March 1, 200619 yr The Halle Brothers department store was also considered in the same leagues as Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman in the heyday of Euclid Avenue retail. KJP, I've led quite a few walking tours which were attended by plenty of people who were in Cleveland for the first time. On several occasions, many of them piped up and asked "isn't that the store from the Drew Carey show?". It's a landmark. clevelandskyscrapers.com Cleveland Skyscrapers on Instagram
March 1, 200619 yr Since I don't watch much TV except for Bloomberg, the History Channel etc, I guess I'll have to take your word for it. For me, I'll stick with Terminal Tower, Key Tower and, probably my favorite building downtown, the Arcade. But that's more of a pedestrian landmark since you could drive by it and never notice it. "In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck
December 11, 200618 yr Case seeks aid for sublease of Halle space ‘Temporary hold’ on university’s relocation of back-office jobs downtown may be permanent By STAN BULLARD 6:00 am, December 11, 2006 Article Removed
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