By Jeremy Nobile, Crain's
Saucy Brew Works has closed on its acquisition of a 3.2-acre parcel in Independence that will be home to the Cleveland-founded craft brewery's latest expansion project.
By Mary Vanac – Cleveland Business Journal
Cleveland's skyline could dramatically change under legislation that Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law on Tuesday, December 29, 2020.
Senate Bill 39 authorizes a capped tax credit for insurance companies to invest in major construction projects in Ohio's downtowns.
By John Benson, cleveland.com
Just as construction of the estimated $4 million Lakewood Intergenerational Community Center adaptive reuse project is set to begin, the city recently received a $250,000 Ohio Capital Budget Grant toward the project.
By Andrew J. Tobias, cleveland.com
A new state capital budget bill includes funding for $171.4 million in local projects, including $22.8 million for projects in Cuyahoga County.
Among the projects that will be funded by the capital budget bill, introduced on Tuesday:
By Kim Palmer, Crain's
Business development organization Team NEO has some standout numbers so far in a difficult year, having assisted with $2.5 billion in new capital investment from 44 economic development projects estimated to generate more than 4,200 jobs and $225.8 million in annual payroll.
By Robert Higgs, cleveland.com
A change in design to the portion of Interstate 490 between Interstate 77 and East 55th Street that is closed for roadwork on the Opportunity Corridor will delay its reopening by six months, the Ohio Department of Transportation said.
By Robert Higgs, cleveland.com
A City Council panel took initial steps Tuesday to clear the way for construction of a Cleveland Public Library branch in Hough.
By Stephanie Czekalinski, Cleveland19
Cleveland City Council announced Wednesday, November 4 plans to either renovate or replace about 31 city-owned facilities, according to a press release.
The council adopted two pieces of legislation that will authorize the construction or repair of various city-own facilities, including Cleveland’s Public Auditorium, fire stations, mounted police stables, parks, and recreation centers.