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[DetroitMan]

Cosm to Cleveland: Immersive sports experience with wall-to-wall screens coming to Gateway District

Cosm’s immersive technology with wall-to-wall screens is coming to the Gateway district in Cleveland. Cosm, Bedrock and Rock Entertainment Group (REG) made the announcement on Monday.

Cosm uses shared reality to merge a stadium atmosphere to give fans the “best seat in the house.” “Cleveland has long been recognized as a premier entertainment and sport city with one of the most dedicated fan bases in the country, making it the ideal location for Cosm,” said Nic Barlage, CEO of Rock Entertainment Group. “This groundbreaking, innovative technology represents the future of live sports and attractions."

The location for the Cosm will be at the intersection of East 4th Street, Prospect Avenue, and Huron Road.

https://www.cleveland19.com/2025/07/...eway-district/

[mrnyc]

clearly its an AI from the owner pitching the site.

[mrnyc]

it takes time, but good news is this 9410 hough rehab seems to be moving along —



$75 million investment in Hough: Developer plans affordable housing, Black-owned business market, community ownership

BY MANDY KRAYNAK ● CLEVELAND, COMMUNITIES, DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMY, ENTREPRENEURS, SOCIAL EQUITY ● JUNE 7, 2023

more:
https://thelandcle.org/stories/75-mi...ity-ownership/



via WhatUp

[mrnyc]

love rehabs like this — 1452 W25th


via freethink

[mrnyc]

the arcadia is on the way in van aken --



via brownsfan1226




The Arcadia by the Van Aken District in Shaker Heights is scheduled to see construction start in March with completion set for Fall 2026 (RDL)

[mrnyc]

have a look at bridgetopia cle style —



via urb-a-saurus

[mrnyc]

^ seems like a vegas sphere for sports? or an imax??

but it also seems its more than just the cosm venue?
i guess we’ll find out soon —



Future of entertainment has a 100-foot screen & Dan Gilbert’s Bedrock is bringing it to Cleveland

By Rich Exner, cleveland.com
Updated: Jul. 08, 2025


CLEVELAND, Ohio - Property owned by Dan Gilbert’s Bedrock real estate company just north of Rocket Arena will become home to the nation’s fifth Cosm - a bar/restaurant concept designed to offer a stadium-like experience with use of immersive technology and a giant video screen.

Cosm will anchor a mixed-used development being dubbed Rock Block on 3.2 acres next to East Fourth Street and between Huron Road and Prospect Avenue, Bedrock, Rock Entertainment Group and Cosm announced Monday.


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here is the cosm/mixed use development??? lot —



Bedrock, the real-estate arm of Dan Gilbert’s Rock companies, in 2023 purchased 3.2 acres just north of Rocket Arena - the surface parking lots shown here and a since demolished parking garage to the left. It's now being developed as the Rock Block.Google Earth

[mrnyc]

the bulkheads are about done for the stabilization
of the massive irishtown bend park project on the cuyahoga —


incredible view from the rapid red line via sonisharri —

[mrnyc]

cle clinic neurology bldg progress —



via oat3333

[mrnyc]

little by little —
more housing in midtown —
that’s always good


July 22, 2025 05:50 AM
Midtown housing project with 159 housing units fast-tracked

ZACHARY SMITH

more:
https://www.crainscleveland.com/real...ing-commission


via vocon

[mrnyc]

a mixed use building and a cosm w/rooftop use unveiled
for the gateway neighborhood downtown
(next to the arena/ballpark) —




Cosm plans immersive sports and entertainment venue in Cleveland, right next to Rocket Arena

It's the first piece of developer Bedrock's plan for a Downtown site called the Rock Block

By: Michelle Jarboe
Posted 2:01 PM, Jul 07, 2025 and last updated 7:31 PM, Jul 07, 2025


CLEVELAND — An immersive sports and entertainment venue is on tap for Downtown Cleveland as the anchor tenant for a major project just north of Rocket Arena.


more:
https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/...o-rocket-arena

[mrnyc]

riverwalk and kayak launch renders unveiled —
next to the u/c cavs peak performance center —
with bonus mystery towers —

https://www.instagram.com/p/DNTuStOp...xwMnlkcjUxaXpu

https://x.com/mjarboe/status/1955698414626181426

[mrnyc]

the historic whk/agora building
reopened after a residential/office conversion —



August 14, 2025 02:06 PM
UPDATED 18 HOURS AGO

Agora apartments officially open, welcomes first tenants
ZACHARY SMITH


— The building, formerly occupied by commercial radio station WHK, has been converted into nearly 50 market-rate apartments, as well as a renovated office for LDA Architects.

— The final piece of the puzzle that needs to be placed is filling the restaurant space on Euclid Avenue, for which a couple of tenants have expressed interest.


more (crains paywall):
https://www.crainscleveland.com/real...y-open-tenants


Zachary Smith — The apartments at The Agora officially welcomed its first tenants in August.

[mrnyc]

love to see activism —



With Opening of Agora Lofts, Midtown Adds to Its Residential Neighborhood Credentials

The local CDC also has plans for new park, a repaved street, a railway trail and a repainted bridge, if it can raise the money.

By Mark Oprea on Mon, Aug 18, 2025


…
Ashley Shaw is probably its main cheerleader. Since before the pandemic, Shaw and her team at MidTown Cleveland, the area’s community development corporation, have been funding designs and rallying support for a renovation of Penn Square, the historical name for the southwestern block off East 55th and Euclid Ave.

Before it was demolished in 1976, the square was home to the Euclid Avenue stop of the Pennsylvania Railroad, a once massive building abutted by restaurants, cabarets and music halls, like Babe's Baby and Leo’s Casino. And the Metropolitan Theater, where the Agora is housed today.

“And then, like we do in cities, we demolish all of that and just erase history,” Shaw said. “And you know, Penn was one.”


more:
https://www.clevescene.com/news/with...tatus-47200358

[mrnyc]

Cleveland Metroparks seeks partnership with hotel developer for Columbus Peninsula project

Ideastream Public Media | By Steven Litt
Published August 14, 2025


Cleveland Metroparks wants to join forces with two Cleveland-area development firms working in partnership to preserve, restore and redevelop historic properties on a key portion of the Columbus Road Peninsula, just downhill from Downtown Cleveland along the Cuyahoga River.

The regional parks district said Thursday in a news release that it’s seeking a partnership with Ceres + LaPine Development LLC to reimagine roughly 15 parcels on the west side of the Columbus Peninsula, a once bustling industrial landscape outlined by one of the Cuyahoga River’s several oxbows.


more:
https://www.ideastream.org/community...insula-project


Steven Litt/Ideastream Public Media

[mrnyc]

nice —



Cleveland’s first public mountain bike trail coming to Kerruish Park

Published: Aug. 19, 2025, 12:12 a.m.
By staff, cleveland.com

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Lee-Miles neighborhood is set to become home to the city’s first public mountain bike trail, thanks to a partnership between Norfolk Southern and the Trust for Public Land.

The project, supported by the Norfolk Southern Train Activation Fund, aims to transform an underutilized section of Kerruish Park into a vibrant recreational space.


more:
https://www.cleveland.com/metro/2025...uish-park.html


Norfolk Southern's Train Activation Fund is supporting the development of a trail in Kerruish Park in Cleveland's Lee-Miles neighborhood.John Pana, cleveland.com

[mrnyc]

some summery view from the ball game broadcast —



via freethink

[mrnyc]

this kind of thing
is a great lakes region specialty —



'Restoring what we once had.' On Cleveland's East Side, a developer rebuilds his block.

By: Michelle Jarboe
Posted 8:34 PM, Aug 25, 2025 and last updated 4:24 PM, Aug 27, 2025


CLEVELAND — On East 89th Street in Cleveland, it’s impossible to miss six new Victorian-style homes.

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Tramble and his wife have lived on East 89th, in the city’s Fairfax neighborhood, for almost 30 years. They watched the foreclosure crisis ravage the East Side. On their block, grand houses disappeared, leaving behind more than two dozen empty lots.

Now, Tramble is getting ready to unveil an unusual revitalization project – multifamily homes designed to evoke those old painted ladies. The buildings look like oversized single-family houses, but each one of them contains eight apartments.


more:
https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/...ilds-his-block


Bob Fenner/News 5 — Each Victorian-style home holds eight apartments - a mix of one-bedroom flats and two-bedroom townhomes. The garages are tucked behind the buildings.

[mrnyc]

new cornice on the lovely cle hts medical bldg --


via Quilliam

[mrnyc]

feds ok $ for a land bridge & calming the shoreway --
regardless if the stadium moves --


Cleveland’s lakefront transformation plan just cleared another hurdle

Updated: Sep. 08, 2025
By Rich Exner, cleveland.com


CLEVELAND, Ohio – The federal government has given Cleveland the go-ahead to start spending money from a $59.9 million grant announced earlier to help pay for the conversion of a short stretch of the Shoreway downtown into a boulevard.

Actual construction work is not expected to start until 2027. But the notice signed Wednesday by the Federal Highway Administration provides further assurance amid any concern the Trump Administration would try to claw back the previously awarded money.


https://www.cleveland.com/news/2025/...er-hurdle.html