Robert Higgs, cleveland.com

Financial aid packages were approved Monday by Cleveland City Council for three redevelopment projects in the city.

Brian Duffy, Cleveland19

We’ve all known it as the Huntington Building but very soon that Cleveland landmark will transition to The Centennial Cleveland, as despite the pandemic, downtown Cleveland has apparently managed to continue the momentum of residential growth.

Kim Palmer, Crain's

The proposed $2 billion master plan to overhaul Cleveland International Hopkins Airport would create a larger terminal, four new concourses, more public parking and a direct connection from Interstate 71 into the facility.

Sabrina Eaton, cleveland.com

Mary Vanac, Cleveland Business Journal

The market for industrial space in Greater Cleveland has boomed recently but still has room to grow, according to a report by Newmark Knight Frank.

The market for warehouse, distribution and industrial space remained tight during the first quarter, achieving a new low vacancy rate of 4.5%, the report said.

Betsy Scott, News Herald

Plans for Cleveland Clinic Mentor Hospital are back in business.

Groundbreaking will take place later this year and the hospital is expected to open in early 2023, said Kate McLain, a Cleveland Clinic spokeswoman.

By Eric Heisig, cleveland.com

The Cleveland City Planning Commission on Friday approved the demolition of four houses and a building in the city’s Kinsman neighborhood to make way for the police department’s new headquarters.

By Mary Vanac, Cleveland Business Journal

The new owners of the historic Rockefeller Building off Public Square in downtown Cleveland are planning to apply the emerging micro-apartment concept to the residential portion of their mixed-use project.

TeamNEO

The Northeast Ohio Region may have cause for renewed optimism. Recent calculations by Team NEO, based on March 2021 annualized national and local projections from Moody’s Analytics, indicate improvements over previous projections.

Specifically, in 2021:

Steven Litt, cleveland.com

The Cleveland Landmarks Commission on April 8 voted 4-2 to grant a certificate of appropriateness to the proposed Bridgeworks apartment/hotel project on the city’s West Side, even though members of the commission had qualms about its height.