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| Rendering of the proposed Olde Cedar mixed-income multifamily homes in Cleve- land’s Central neighborhood (CMHA). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
The Cleveland Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA) sought to kick off the first phase of redeveloping Olde Cedar in the Central neighborhood with a visit to the Cleveland City Planning Commission on Friday.
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| The southeast corner of Opportunity Corridor Boulevard and East 79th Street isn’t much to look at right now. That’s why it’s a good development site. It’s a large, relatively clean and mostly undeveloped site in the heart of the city and it’s almost entirely owned by the city of Cleveland and other public entities (Google). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
A sale closed this week for the largest property acquired among many needed to accommodate a proposed, significant laboratory-research facility sought by the Cleveland Clinic and other project partners. It is but one piece of a major expansion of facilities by the Clinic that NEOtrans first reported last month.
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| Looking west along Superior Avenue, the Cleveland Division of Police’s new headquarters is visible just left of center. The underutilized street is set to be transformed into a multi-modal transportation corridor with the Superior Midway (Harrison Whittaker). CLCK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
As soon as this summer, one of Cleveland’s most prominent streets could see a bike- and pedestrian-friendly overhaul with construction of the Superior Midway. But walkable neighborhoods need destinations — and several developments are creating just that.
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| A rendering of the interior of Case Western Reserve University’s proposed new Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Humanities Building on Bellflower Road (CWRU). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
As Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) celebrates its bicentennial, the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation has made a $125 million commitment gift to the university. Not only is it the largest gift in the foundation’s history, CWRU says it’s likely the biggest gift ever to higher education in Ohio.
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| At today’s groundbreaking ceremony, officials discuss the new Huntington Bank Field in suburban Brook Park. From left is play-by-play radio announcer for the Cleveland Browns Andrew Siciliano, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, and Cleveland Browns majority owner Jimmy Haslam (contributed). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
The Haslam Sports Group (HSG) alongside a joint venture of AECOM Hunt, Turner Construction Company and architect HKS officially broke ground today for the new Huntington Bank Field, the future home of the Cleveland Browns starting with the 2029 National Football League (NFL) season.
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| Site prep begins for Hub 27’s phase one apartment building which will add 53 units of work- force housing in the BVQ District (Harrison Whittaker). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
On Cleveland’s near-West Side, the Clark-Fulton neighborhood is getting an infusion of affordable housing with the first phase of Hub 27 under construction in the BVQ (Barber-Vega-Queen avenues) District and continued progress at the Walton Senior Apartments on Clark Avenue.
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| The 17-story Rockefeller Building on Superior Avenue in Downtown Cleveland has a new opportunity facing it as K&D Group took title to the property today (NEOtrans). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
As first reported by NEOtrans earlier this month, K&D Group said it would seek $6 million worth of “make-safe” repairs to Downtown Cleveland’s vandalized Rockefeller Building after it took title to it. But it began shoring up the Gilded Age edifice on the very day the sale closed.
