CLEVELAND | Project Rundown

[Busy Bee]

Is it just me or does that seem like a shit ton of money for something like that?

That cornice looks great and that eighty year old pole out front is so very Bob Ross.

[mrnyc]

Originally Posted by Busy Bee

Is it just me or does that seem like a shit ton of money for something like that?

That cornice looks great and that eighty year old pole out front is so very Bob Ross.

weeeelllll, you know …

[mrnyc]

case western iseb (Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building) —



via sonisharri

[mrnyc]

a nice new hospitality kiosk on public square
w/games & event storage —

https://www.instagram.com/p/DOd8OM4j...I1ZWJmNGVnYg==

[mrnyc]

the view on detroit —
a couple urban-ish styled street facing apt buildings
around downtown lakewood

[mrnyc]

lakewood common is underway —


https://lakewoodcommoncle.com/

[mrnyc]

incredible — via north coast aerials —

plus you can see the case western
iseb research center bldg going up —

[mrnyc]

the gateway cosm venue renders are out -- opens early 2027 --



First look at Cosm theater venue coming to downtown Cleveland (photos)

Updated: Oct. 07, 2025
By Rich Exner, cleveland.com


CLEVELAND, Ohio - Cosm, Bedrock and Rock Entertainment Group on Tuesday shared the first look at what the exterior of the new Cosm giant theater will look like just north of Rocket Arena.

The renderings show large glass windows and a video screen facing Rocket Arena on Huron Road, and a lightly colored exterior with a plaza on the other side.


more:
https://www.cleveland.com/news/2025/...nd-photos.html


Renderings showing plans for the Cleveland Cosm, which will feature a giant indoor video screen designed for a stadium-like feel.Rossetti, Bedrock and Cosm

[mrnyc]

new westside pre-k school
clark & w56st


via sonisharri

[mrnyc]

with the original ‘mistake on the lake’ stadium going away —

the mayor moves to close the other mistake on the lake, burke airport —



Burke Lakefront Airport: A millionaire’s playground Cleveland Mayor Bibb aims to reclaim

Published: Oct. 24, 2025
By Today in Ohio | cleveland.com


For decades, Clevelanders have dreamed about reclaiming the prime lakefront real estate occupied by Burke Lakefront Airport, and this week Mayor Justin Bibb made the boldest move yet toward turning that dream into reality.

The Today in Ohio podcast crew cheered Thursday for Bibb’s formal petitioning of Congress to bypass years of FAA red tape and allow the closure of what critics call a playground for the wealthy that walls off the public from Cleveland’s great asset, Lake Erie.

“This is for the wealthy. It’s not a public asset,” argued Leila Atassi on the podcast. “It’s time (to) stop subsidizing this airport for millionaires and just reclaim that land for everyone.”


more:
https://www.cleveland.com/news/2025/...o-reclaim.html


People have dreamed about closing Burke Lakefront Airport for almost a quarter century, with visions of all that it could be. Parks. Homes. Entertainment. Mayor Justin Bibb hopes Congress lets him close it fast.John Pana, cleveland.com

[mrnyc]

lakefront development is always a good thing —



Construction underway at Cleveland’s new sailing center

by: Melissa Reid
Posted: Oct 27, 2025


CLEVELAND (WJW) – Construction is well underway at the Cleveland Metroparks’ new Patrick S. Parker Community Sailing Center, a project that’s transforming the East 55th Street Marina.

“As you can hear behind me, saws are going, iron is being hung,” said Metroparks CEO Brian Zimmerman, as work continues at the waterfront site.

Zimmerman said glass will be installed within the next two weeks, with a goal to have the building “winter tight” by Dec. 22. He added that the high visibility of the project—seen by an estimated 117,000 drivers each day—is helping to build excitement.


more:
https://fox8.com/news/construction-u...ailing-center/

[mrnyc]

a major redevelopment long in limbo is now in trouble —

The Centennial Building — formerly called the Huntington Building, Union Trust Building or Union Commerce Building — opened in 1924 as the second-largest office building in the world. —



$70 million in taxpayer incentives in limbo as downtown Cleveland building faces foreclosure

Updated: Oct. 31, 2025
By Sean McDonnell, cleveland.com


CLEVELAND, Ohio — Millions in public incentives tied to a historic downtown Cleveland building’s redevelopment are now in limbo as The Centennial Building faces foreclosure.


more:
https://www.cleveland.com/news/2025/...reclosure.html


The Centennial (formerly The 925 Building, Huntington Bank Building and The Union Trust Building) at the corner of Euclid Avenue and East 9th StreetJohn Pana, cleveland.com

[mrnyc]

is the city better off without the ‘mistake by the lake’ stadium?



Is Cleveland better off without Browns stadium?

Published: Nov. 09, 2025
By Rich Exner, cleveland.comSean McDonnell, cleveland.com


CLEVELAND, Ohio — Mayor Justin Bibb says he fought to keep the Browns on the lakefront. The math suggests he might be lucky he lost.

While game days bring tens of thousands of fans downtown, they also come with a hefty price tag.


more:
https://www.cleveland.com/news/2025/...s-stadium.html


Cleveland's football stadium on the lakefront opened in 1999, but still factors big in the city budget. (File photo)John Pana, cleveland.com

[mrnyc]

the bedrock rock block is underway including cosm and a projected mixed use apt bldg --



via originaljbw

[mrnyc]

metroparks continues to plan, line and connect
the formerly industrial cuyahoga river waterfront with parkland —
the transformation is truly amazing —



via acd


this section is latest —



via acd

[mrnyc]

whats next for the wellman-seaver factory site in the middle of cleveland?
the historic 1901 factory built the hulett great lakes ore ship unloaders.
its been abandoned since 1993, but a non-profit took it over last year.




Cleveland's new site fund buys huge factory on the East Side, with hopes for preservation

It's the first major purchase for the Site Readiness for Good Jobs Fund, a nonprofit tasked with turning old industrial properties into economic engines again.

By: Michelle Jarboe
Posted 1:51 PM, Apr 22, 2024


CLEVELAND — Overhead cranes and abandoned cabooses hint at the backstory of this building.
A once-mighty factory where workers made the machines that shaped America.

Now the Wellman-Seaver-Morgan plant on Cleveland’s East Side is getting a second shot at life.
A new nonprofit just took control of the property – a vacant behemoth on a 10-acre site in the city’s Central neighborhood.


more:
https://www.news5cleveland.com/news/...r-preservation






the hullet unloaders

[mrnyc]

a flats bazinga —



Developers plan $60 million hotel at old mill site in the Flats


Six-story building will be turned into a new hotel. An operating partner to help develop and then manage the hotel is already secured. Tax credit decisions should come before the end of the year.

"The exterior of the Mill building will undergo a comprehensive rehabilitation. Historic brick, wood, and concrete exterior walls will be repaired. Existing openings will largely be retained, with minor modifications, and prepared to receive new windows and doors matching the historic appearance. All roofs will be replaced to match historic conditions, with new rooftop decks to be created on the existing roofs of the main mill."

Floors 2 through 6 will house the hotel. First floor will house the main entrance and hotel lobby. Hotel's restaurant will occupy the remainder of the first floor.

The interior of the two story warehouse will be converted to house commercial tenant spaces including a restaurant and event space on the first floor, and a data center on the second floor.

The project will create 83 new permanent jobs and 377 construction jobs.


more:
https://www.crainscleveland.com/real...flats-district


The former Cleveland Milling Co. site in the flats

[mrnyc]

really happy about this one —

one of the most locally beloved/iconic
old factory buildings has finally
pulled together redevelopment funding —


Warner & Swasey secures final funding source for drawn-out redevelopment

December 05, 2025
ZACHARY SMITH


…
The final source came from additional funds provided by the Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA), which is covering the nearly $4 million gap that has challenged the project throughout most of the year.


more:
https://www.crainscleveland.com/real...funding-source



historic —

[mrnyc]

city council approves browns leaving for the suburbs,
tearing down stadium —
goodbye to the mistake on the lake —



'It was a responsible decision': Cleveland City Council approves Mayor Justin Bibb's $100M Browns stadium settlement with Haslam Sports Group

Story by Dave DeNatale, Danielle Wiggins, Kristen Mirand, Kristen Mirand


Cleveland City Council has approved Mayor Justin Bibb's $100 million settlement with the Haslam Sports Group at its meeting Monday night, paving the way for the Browns to play in a new domed stadium in Brook Park.


more:
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl...up/ar-AA1RwmbR


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immediately there are plenty of redevelopment pitches —



18 groups express interest in Browns Stadium site redevelopment on Cleveland lakefront

North Coast Waterfront Development Corporation interviews 11 potential developers for 50-acre lakefront property

By Katie Tercek
Published: Dec. 5, 2025 at 4:49 PM EST


CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Eighteen groups have expressed interest in redeveloping the soon-to-be-demolished Browns Stadium site, officials announced Friday.

The North Coast Waterfront Development Corporation interviewed only 11 of the 18 groups, asking them what they would do with the property. No names are being revealed at this time, only the types of developments being proposed.


more:
https://www.cleveland19.com/2025/12/...redevelopment/

[mrnyc]

more wonderful news --
it seems the cuyahoga river is not the only place cle is building and connecting access and parkland to the waterfront --
the same is happening on the east side along lake erie --
work starting in early 2026 --

per acd on uo --
Lots of great updates about East Side Lakefront projects from the Metroparks in this presentation from 11/20:

-- Mandel Community Trail completion estimated for late summer 2026

-- Parker Sailing Center and Boathouse completion estimated for Memorial Day 2026

-- Gordon Park improvements construction starts March 2026. This includes infrastructure, trails, playground, and more.

-- CHEERS Habitat Loop "shovel-ready" in early 2026. Looking at the renderings, this is a more significant project than I'd thought.

-- Euclid Beach Connector Trail construction starts in early 2026.

more:
https://www.clevelandmetroparks.com/...-Lakefront.pdf