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City Council Greenlights Slew of Development Legislation in Marathon August Meeting
From transit-oriented development to TIFs for downtown developments, it was a busy day in council chambers
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Masonic Auditorium Poised for $8 Million Facelift Thanks to Owner Temple Live
A rehab of Midtown’s 250,000 square-foot behemoth hopes to make the Masonic “the coolest venue in Cleveland” with upgraded sound and more
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Weekend Open House of Veterans Memorial Bridge’s Streetcar Level Previews What the ‘Low Line’ Might Be
More than 9,000 attendees walked the bridge’s lower level at events Friday and Saturday
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Cleveland Wants to Become a 15-Minute City. What Does That Mean? And How Does It Plan on Getting There?
The city is pursuing two key avenues: a change to zoning laws and incentives for transit-oriented development that doesn’t plan around parking
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Public Square’s Bollard Plan Passes Design Review
Construction, and the removal of the Jersey barriers, will begin this fall
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With Eye on Future of West Side Market, Justin Bibb Hosts Talk With Leaders of Renowned Public Markets
The conversation tackled serving tourists as well as locals, markets as development catalysts, and more
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As Riverfront Development Ramps Up, Cuyahoga Still Remains an EPA ‘Area Of Concern’
“The non-commercial uses are rising,” a Port official said about the river’s clean-up crew
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Old Brooklyn Chooses Mixed-Use Project for St. Luke’s, United Methodist Block
The proposal would include a renovation of St. Luke’s with a 70-unit apartment building and retail space
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Bedrock’s Updated $3.5 Billion Riverfront Plan Comes With Huge Promises, Vows to Tap Into Cleveland’s ‘Lost Heritage’
London starchitect David Adjaye’s 20-year vision includes 2,000 apartments and covered markets
