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Will Shaker Square’s $5-Million Makeover Be Enough to Sway Future Tenants?
“We didn’t just put lipstick on a pig,” CNP head Tania Menesse said about the recent improvements
development
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RTA Says Pilot Shuttle Service Program in Solon Gained Little Ridership, Will End This Month
MicroTransit ridership on the last-mile transportation offering “has stagnated,” the transit agency reported
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Bedrock Riverfront Project, Sherwin Williams R&D Center Get Millions for Brownfield Cleanup
The state handed out $44 million to projects in Cuyahoga County
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City Council Approves Special TIF District For Bedrock Riverfront Project, Promising Up to $1 Billion in Subsidies
Dan Gilbert’s $3-billion development project includes a new Cavs training facility, offices, parks and thousands of apartments
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A Six-Acre Lot Has Sat Vacant for Years in Lakewood. Some Residents Want to ‘Save The Pit’
What could the old Lakewood Hospital site be in the future?
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Cleveland to Close McCafferty Health Center in Ohio City, Redevelop Site for Affordable Housing
The city is looking for another location for the clinic in the neighborhood
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Residences at 700 in Former United Church of Christ Building Downtown Set to Begin Construction After Receiving State Tax Credit
K&D plans 120 market-rate apartment units
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Plans for Superman Statue in Cleveland, Eighteen Years in the Making, Advance With Hefty Funding Campaign
Supporters are trying to raise $2.5 million for a Man of Steel statue, and three honoring Jerry Siegel and Joe and Joanne Shuster, on a revamped plaza downtown
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Cleveland State’s Waterfront Line Study Urges Apartments on the Muni Lot, New Loop Connections
With all the development along the river and lake, the Waterfront Line’s promise remains even as it sits mainly dormant
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Study Aiming to Revamp Arcade as ‘Cleveland Cultural Center’ Nears Completion
As an architecturally stunning landmark building sits mostly empty, plans emerge to activate the space with homages to the nationalities that call Cleveland home
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Form-Based Code, ‘Neighborhood’ Approach to Zoning, Passes Through Cleveland City Council Committee
Once made law, it’ll be the first major revision of Cleveland’s zoning code in 92 years
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‘I Say Go For It’: Brook Parkers Cautiously Optimistic About a Potential Browns Stadium in Their Backyards
But, “If it’s going to cost us an arm and a leg,” Brook Park councilman Jim Mencini said, “then that’s that.”