By Steven Litt, The Plain Dealer
It was more than 18 months ago that the Cleveland Public Library picked the winning firm in an architectural competition to design its new Martin Luther King Jr. branch on Euclid Avenue in University Circle.
By Stan Bullard, Crain's
Moving up, moving in, moving out and moving on characterized Northeast Ohio's lively 2019 real estate market.
The new era of large apartment building construction began to be felt downtown as The Beacon, a 28-story building that was the first highrise residential project constructed downtown in 40 years, opened and the rise of the 34-story Lumen at Playhouse Square also put its stamp on the skyline.
By John Kosich, News 5 Cleveland
By Stan Bullard, Crain's
Landmark Cos., the real estate development company that helped make downtown Cleveland living a going concern with a series of renovations of old buildings to apartments in the Warehouse District, has landed the land for a ground-up project on the city's lakefront.
By Kim Palmer, Crain's
The city of Cleveland announced in a Public Safety City Council meeting Thursday, Nov. 14, that a 10-acre property in the Kinsman neighborhood has been selected as the site for the new campus-style police headquarters.
Article is by the Downtown Cleveland Alliance, Biz Journals
A city is only as strong as its people. Building a place where talented young professionals want to live and work is vital for economic success, and Downtown Cleveland is rising to the challenge.
By Jeff Piorkowski, special to cleveland.com
South Euclid City Council members aren't sure if the city is receiving the proper amount of income taxes owed from large construction sites, such as Cedar Center North, largely built in 2012-13.
Crain's Cleveland Business Editorial
If you care about addressing the skills gap, reducing income inequality and expanding employment opportunities to more citizens, a strong local community college is essential.
By Stan Bullard, Senior Reporter/Real Estate, Crain's Cleveland Business.
Along with snowflakes, icicles and snowplows, huge plastic sheets forming enclosures attached to buildings under construction or undergoing restoration are becoming another sign of winter in Northeast Ohio.