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| Park Place Technologies currently occupied Building No. 2, at lower left, in the Landerbrook Corporate Center in Mayfield Heights. It will reportedly expand into the neighboring Building No. 3 at lower right (Shelbourne). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM |
In this article, Park Place Technologies plans to stay and expand in Mayfield Heights, the LaSalle Theater is on the market in Collinwood, and Grant Thornton is moving, shrinking its downtown Cleveland office.
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| By Opening Day of the 2025 Major League Baseball season, which typically starts in early April, the Cleveland Guardians said they expect the $202.5 million renovation of Progressive Field to be completed. The team will fund approximately one-third of the facility’s renovation costs (Manica). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
The Cleveland Guardians today announced renovation projects that are scheduled to be completed over the next three years as a result of the Cleveland Guardians new lease extension at Progressive Field announced last year. Progressive Field Reimagined will improve and extend the life of Progressive Field, which is the 11th-oldest ballpark in Major League Baseball, and will include renovations to the Upper Deck, Terrace Club, Dugout Club, home and visiting Clubhouses & Service Level, and the Guardians Administrative Offices.
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| The lakefront property on Cleveland near-West Side to change hands most recently was the Premium Metals site, highlighted in red. But The Edison at Gordon Square, seen just beyond it, also sold to a new owner in the past week (Cresco). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
In the past week, two significant property sales occurred near the lakefront in Cleveland’s Gordon Square neighborhood. While both occurred on different sides of Breakwater Avenue, one sale was of a former light-industrial property that was redeveloped with residential a little more than five years ago. The other sale was of a light-industrial property that has been destined for years to become residential and may now be on a faster ride in that direction.
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| If the 98-year-old St. Mary Seminary overlooking Rockefeller Park in Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood seems older than its 98 years, it’s because some of it is. A number of decorative features on the building were imported from Europe and date from the 1400s to 1600s. Since 1992, the property has been owned by the Hitchcock Center for Women which provides addiction treatment services. It will be expanding into a new building planned next door while the historic facility may be redeveloped into offices (Tom Truelson/Cleveland Restoration Society). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM |
It’s a place where few women wanted to go. And after their experiences at the Hitchcock Center for Women, many say they never wanted to leave. While each person tends to enter the center facing an abyss wrought by addiction, many leave feeling loved and hopeful. The Hitchock Center hopes their new home will be able to provide at least as much care as the old.
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| An unofficial rendering of how affiliates connected to the Cleveland Cavaliers/Monsters and Cleveland Guardians could develop their newly acquired properties in the Gateway District. Today, Bedrock bought a 3-acre development site for a potentially significant development (Ian McDaniel). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM |
Bedrock and Stark Enterprises today officially announced the acquisition and sale of the former nuCLEus development site, adding 3.17 acres to Bedrock’s growing downtown Cleveland development portfolio. Situated at the intersection of East 4th Street, Prospect Avenue and Huron Road, the site is comprised of a large surface parking lot, a crumbling parking garage, and a two-story retail building containing Mr. Albert’s Men’s World.
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| Woodhill Center East on Woodland Avenue is starting construction today thanks to the close financing for the 77-unit residential development that will replace some of the aging 487 units of Woodhill Homes (City Architecture). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM |
Marous Brothers Construction is moving equipment onto the site today and are quickly beginning construction on Woodhill Center East, a $33.4 million development located at 11305 Woodland Ave. This phase of the Buckeye-Woodhill Transformation Plan will create 77 quality affordable apartments for families and help revitalize the Buckeye-Woodhill community, according to project backers.
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| A proposed 13-story residential tower overlooking Lake Erie and Edge- water Park won additional city approvals today and moved closer to construction (EAO). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
One of the most important remaining hurdles for a proposed high-rise apartment building overlooking Edgewater Park was finally cleared after multiple postponements. But today, Cleveland’s Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) unanimously approved four variances to the city’s zoning code necessary to build the project on a parking lot at the north end of West 78th Street. Today’s action puts the project a big step closer to construction.
