Posted August 23, 200618 yr Is there anything similar to what Columbus has in Cleveland or Cincinnati (or other larger Ohio cities) online? http://downtowncolumbus.com/publications/HousingPipelineReport.pdf This has monthly progress on housing which helps with current downtown population estimates and shows what stages projects are in.
August 23, 200618 yr Wow! There are a lot of residential projects in development/already developed in downtown Columbus that I was not aware of!! Keep up the good work you guys!
August 24, 200618 yr There's a whole thread just for that http://www.urbanohio.com/forum2/index.php?topic=415.0 (2004 est) Cleveland: currently - 10,000 next census - 21,000 Columbus: currently - 3,800 next census - 6,000 Cincinnati: currently - 3,200 next census - :???
August 24, 200618 yr ^yea i think i found those a while ago. i remember reading somewhere that the 3 C's were each in different categories based on downtown and city proper population, Cincy was losing both city and downtown population, Columbus was gaining in both and Cleveland was losing city but gaining downtown population. another thing however is that Columbus has a huuuge downtown area, Cincy has a tiny one, and Cleveland has an average sized one. So they all vary and its pretty hard to measure and compare. btw The Downtown Cleveland Partnership website has updates on projects as of 2004... heh so they're not quite up to date
August 24, 200618 yr ^yea i think i found those a while ago. i remember reading somewhere that the 3 C's were each in different categories based on downtown and city proper population, Cincy was losing both city and downtown population, Columbus was gaining in both and Cleveland was losing city but gaining downtown population. another thing however is that Columbus has a huuuge downtown area, Cincy has a tiny one, and Cleveland has an average sized one. So they all vary and its pretty hard to measure and compare. btw The Downtown Cleveland Partnership website has updates on projects as of 2004... heh so they're not quite up to date Cincy is gaining in the downtown category. ... and Cleveland's CBD is not "average". At least I don't think so. The boundaries are pretty large to me.
August 24, 200618 yr well i meant when i last saw the numbers about american downtowns it had Cincinnati as losing in both categories http://www.brookings.edu/metro/pubs/20051115_Birch.pdf i think it was with this recent report I'm not sure where i saw it, but umm I'm pretty sure Cleveland isnt an unusual sized downtown, Its very dense aside from the surface lots in the warehouse district.
August 24, 200618 yr ^^^You're right, that's just embarassing. Someone tell them to get their sh*t together.
August 24, 200618 yr well i meant when i last saw the numbers about american downtowns it had Cincinnati as losing in both categories http://www.brookings.edu/metro/pubs/20051115_Birch.pdf i think it was with this recent report Zaceman, look at the link that Grasscat provided. http://www.gototown.com/PDFs/
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