Michelle Jarboe, Crain's

A developer team is planning the largest speculative industrial building in the region's history.

Jeff Piorkowski, cleveland.com

City Council approved Monday, May 23, 2022, an ordinance that will pay for the planned new community center and pool, which city leaders hope will be ready for use next May or, at the latest, June.

Ken Prendergast, NEO Trans Blog

Two major development projects in Cleveland’s inner-ring suburbs won thumbs up on May 4 but in two different ways. In Lakewood, City Council gave its unanimous approval to the framework for an agreement with a Columbus-based real estate firm for a proposed $90 million development at the former downtown hospital site.

Scott Suttell, Crain's

Jeremy Pelzer, cleveland.com

Gov. Mike DeWine announced Friday, April 15 that he will put more than $237 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law toward fixing local bridges -- more than triple the minimum amount set by the new federal law.

Michelle Jarboe, Crain's

Twenty-six Northeast Ohio applicants won state grants this week to clean up or study contaminated properties, ranging from former manufacturing complexes in Cleveland to an abandoned auto salvage yard in Barberton.

Please follow the below link to access the Market Survey and Bid Forecast for the Cleveland, Ohio office of Turner Construction. This is meant to provide a 6 month look-ahead of our bidding opportunities, and I plan to update every other month.

Follow the link to access the Bid Forecast as well as the survey. The survey will take less than 2 minutes to complete, and you will be able to communicate current market conditions as well as interest in upcoming projects. Once you complete the survey you will be given a link to the current Turner Cleveland Bid Forecast.

CMSD

The eighth and final segment of CMSD’s construction program will include three new buildings and major renovation of a fourth school. This page will keep you updated on progress.

On a cheerful, rainy Monday, April 18, CEA and Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity celebrated an exciting groundbreaking. More than 50 Construction Employers Association (CEA) members and fellow union contractors are donating their time, talent, funds and materials to build a Cleveland Habitat house in the Greater Buckeye neighborhood. This fully-funded all-union construction build - a first for Cleveland Habitat - will be their 14th house on Grandview Ave. and the 83rd in the Greater Buckeye area since 2016.  

More than 50 Construction Employers Association (CEA) members and fellow union contractors are donating their time, talent, funds and materials to build a Greater Cleveland Habitat for Humanity house from start to finish, a first charitable venture of its kind for CEA. Guest speakers for the Grandview Ave. groundbreaking ceremony on April 18 included Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, Marcia Fudge, Mayor Justin Bibb, Congresswoman Shontel Brown, and Cleveland Council President, Blaine Griffin.