Wednesday at 03:16 PM1 day We're gettin' off-topic y'allTo bring it back - I'm hoping there's a decent residential portion to whatever this gateway project ends up becoming - maybe that's what the second phase on the north half of the parcel will be? All of the current and proposed COSM locations (which are both in the suburbs and in city centers), seem to be adjacent to a new substantial residential build. A mid or high-rise residential building fronting Prospect would look really nice up against E 4th Edited Wednesday at 03:20 PM1 day by Geowizical
Wednesday at 04:16 PM1 day That is one big, beautiful chunk of prime land begging to be developed. Even more so now with that parking garage gone. Curious if Bedrock has had any thought to purchase the brick building to the north on Prospect that used to house Nick's sports bar.
Wednesday at 05:05 PM1 day That is probably the largest parking crater in CBD now. A tallish tower on the site would be a nice addition and would fill one of the gaps in the downtown skyline.
Wednesday at 05:19 PM1 day Anyone have old photos of any buildings that used to be in the parking crater if there were ever any Edited Wednesday at 07:09 PM1 day by BoomerangCleRes
Wednesday at 06:58 PM1 day Author 2 hours ago, GREGinPARMA said:That is one big, beautiful chunk of prime land begging to be developed. Even more so now with that parking garage gone. Curious if Bedrock has had any thought to purchase the brick building to the north on Prospect that used to house Nick's sports bar.@GREGinPARMA Bedrock owns that building. They bought it from Stark when they acquired the neighboring parking lots.This 3-acre parking crater in Gateway is actually smaller than the 4-acre parking crater along West 9th in the Warehouse District, although the historic Hilliard Building breaks it up a bit. Stark still owns that crater, but.... "In the souls of the people the grapes of wrath are filling and growing heavy, growing heavy for the vintage." -- John Steinbeck
Wednesday at 08:02 PM1 day 2 hours ago, BoomerangCleRes said:Anyone have old photos of any buildings that used to be in the parking crater if there were ever anyThere’s some in here, although there are definitely others around that I’ve seen over the years. Probably on UO. Cleveland SceneVintage Photos of East Fourth Street Show What the Clevel...East Fourth Street has undergone a renaissance in recent years, becoming a major hub of the Cleveland dining and entertainment scene. But this isn't the first time it was a popular destination in t...This is one of the more striking ones, looking north at Prospect in 1980. And that same view today, the crater currently in question on the right. My hovercraft is full of eels
Wednesday at 08:56 PM1 day 1 hour ago, KJP said:@GREGinPARMA Bedrock owns that building. They bought it from Stark when they acquired the neighboring parking lots.This 3-acre parking crater in Gateway is actually smaller than the 4-acre parking crater along West 9th in the Warehouse District, although the historic Hilliard Building breaks it up a bit. Stark still owns that crater, but....BUT?!!!!
Wednesday at 09:03 PM1 day 3 hours ago, BoomerangCleRes said:Anyone have old photos of any buildings that used to be in the parking crater if there were ever anyBing Co. come Bailey's.
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16 hours ago16 hr 21 hours ago, GREGinPARMA said:That is one big, beautiful chunk of prime land begging to be developed. Even more so now with that parking garage gone. Curious if Bedrock has had any thought to purchase the brick building to the north on Prospect that used to house Nick's sports bar.i’ll say — that is an incrediblely excellent lot for a large mixed use tower. is this site bedrock involved? i hope they don’t plop the cosm there it demands a much better use.
6 hours ago6 hr Just for speculation about COSM but if you look at the building outline in the document submitted by Bedrock/Osborne you will see one of the corners is curved. So I looked at the LA and Dallas COSM and both buildings have a curved corner. And to go even further with this the renderings for the Atlanta and Detroit COSM also have a curved corner. And the outline for the LA facility even looks very much like the outline in the Bedrock document, with the same square footage. So yep I guess I'm calling it.
5 hours ago5 hr My prediction for this development is COSM, a Market-Hall, a residential tower and a parking garageMy even bolder predictions are the tower will be 70+ stories tall and everything will be completed in time for the Cavs championship next year 🤪 Edited 5 hours ago5 hr by GREGinPARMA
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