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| At the golden hour, Lakewood’s latest development, the four-story building of the Westline apartments, and its historic neighbors reflect the setting sun (Harrison Whittaker). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
NEOtrans has joined with two photographers to help us fill a void in our coverage of Northeast Ohio’s transformation — following up on the progress of developments that have already had their groundbreaking ceremonies.
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| Renderings of the three concession stands after they are renovated into the Market by Progressive Field’s food and beverage contractor Delaware North (Rossetti). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
Demolition work is about to begin at selective locations throughout Progressive Field, home of the Cleveland Guardians baseball team. This represents the start of the third and final phase of more than $200 million worth of renovations to the 31-year-old ballpark, located at 2401 Ontario St. in Downtown Cleveland.
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| This view looks north along West 58th Street, once a street of heavy industry, toward the vacant Westinghouse plant at the end. Today, the street is lined with $600,000-plus townhomes and apartments leasing for from $1,500 to $3,500 (NEOtrans). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
City support came from several directions today for the redevelopment of the long-vacant Westinghouse plant, 1200 W. 58th St. in Cleveland’s Gordon Square neighborhood. But more is needed in order to finalize the redevelopment financing package and design work for the project.
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| Just about everything visible in this Downtown Cleveland lakefront view is due to be erased in less than a decade. Not only does that include Huntington Bank Field but the Waterfront Line station, the blue Shoreway bridge at right and even the West 3rd Street bridge from which this streetview was captured. West 3rd’s bridge will be replaced with a span that accommodates a new lakefront boulevard (Google). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
Cleveland’s Design-Review Committee of the City Planning Commission was the first committee tasked by City Council to hear details on the proposed settlement between the city and the owners of the Cleveland Browns football team. But it was clear from some members that the deal left them wanting — for more details, more money and more time.
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| A conceptual rendering of what the former Westinghouse plant near Edgewater Park in Cleveland would look like after all components of a phase-one redevelopment are completed (AODK). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
Confirming a report first published by NEOtrans in July, a development group today announced their phased-approach plans to redevelop the vacant, former Westinghouse plant overlooking the West Shoreway. They also detailed upcoming steps that need to be taken in order to start construction on phase 1A in early 2026.
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| Cleveland and some of its inner-ring suburbs are filled with Brownfield sites. It has so many that the entire Ohio Brownfield Remediation Program could be used each year to clean up and help repurpose these sites left over from the Gilded Age when Cuyahoga County was an industrial giant (Google). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
Cuyahoga County, once an industrial giant on a global scale, is trying to remake itself in America’s post-industrial economy. That remake is burdened by literally hundreds of properties awaiting environmental assessment and clean-up from more than a century of unregulated manufacturing.
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| Five townhomes rise on Brevier Avenue in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood. When these are complete, Marks Building Co. will build three more across the street (Marks Building). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. |
In Greater Cleveland, there’s new life in the townhouse market after a recent slump. And in the City of Cleveland, there’s a new builder tapping into that rekindled market interest in new and remodeled townhouses.
