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Bedrock unveils $3.5 billion plan for Cuyahoga River in downtown Cleveland

Bedrock CEO Kofi Bonner estimates the project will cost about $3.5 billion.
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also in TAN with no paywall and some details as to timeline/design principles--I have never been to Cleveland but it seems like a great opportunity for the city. I find this bend in the Cuyhoga pretty unique and the twin peninsulas that are created by it, connected by all the bridges, full of potential!

David Adjaye’s riverfront master plan gives us a reason to visit Cleveland
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also in TAN with no paywall and some details as to timeline/design principles--I have never been to Cleveland but it seems like a great opportunity for the city. I find this bend in the Cuyhoga pretty unique and the twin peninsulas that are created by it, connected by all the bridges, full of potential!

David Adjaye’s riverfront master plan gives us a reason to visit Cleveland
yes the crooked cuyahoga river bends are uniquely local scenic features and are also just below downtown level in a valley.

there is nothing like sitting out and watching ore ships and boaters wind around them, it's nice.

they have been highly industrialized until recently cleared -- and there are plans in motion to rebuild on them, ie.:


Cleveland Planning Commission OKs 600 new apartments, with conditions, on Scranton Peninsula

Feb. 07, 2022
By Eric Heisig, cleveland.com

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https://www.cleveland.com/realestate...peninsula.html


but then again, there have always been plans for them -- like this one from 1833:


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here is a little more on the adjaye bedrock vision:



Bedrock's Updated $3.5 Billion Riverfront Plan Comes With Huge Promises, Vows to Tap Into Cleveland's 'Lost Heritage'

London starchitect David Adjaye's 20-year vision includes 2,000 apartments and covered markets

By Mark Oprea on Fri, Dec 2, 2022

https://www.clevescene.com/news/bedr...itage-40948167


Photo / Adjaye Associates -- A rendering of Tower City's possible coastline in 2040, released by Bedrock on Friday.



Bedrock unveils master plan for Cuyahoga Riverfront

Ben Axelrod, Emma Henderson
December 2, 2022

https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/lo...b-8f08da8f9a5e



and via bedrock press release:

https://bedrockdetroit.com/press-rel...t-master-plan/
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van aken phase II tower crane going up in shaker.



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there is nothing more clevelandy than the old warner and swasey factory complex, probably thee major old relic people want to see redeveloped.

it won more historic tax credits and is supposed to become mixed income housing:


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blog rundown of a slew of major cle developments to look forward to in 2023:


What we may see in 2023
By Ken Prendergast / January 2, 2023

https://neo-trans.blog/2023/01/02/wh...y-see-in-2023/
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very good news in the cle to end the month --
bridgeworks project is about to be fully funded and should get going later this year --
it's rather colorful and nice and it is on a prominent site --



Bridgeworks Project Will Reach Full Funding With $2 Million Loan From Cuyahoga County
The $100-million project will break ground this year, developers said

By Mark Oprea on Tue, Feb 28, 2023


Bridgeworks, the long-in-the-works mixed-use project that will bring 140 apartments, 130 hotel rooms, and a restaurant to the foot of the Detroit-Superior Bridge, inched closer to build stage this weekend when Cuyahoga County proposed a $2 million that would finalize funding for construction.

The Place-Based, Mixed-Use Loan, as the money is officially called, will top off the $103-million financing goal of M. Panzica and GRAMMAR, the developer team leading the Bridgeworks development.

The loan, which could be finalized in two weeks, follows a string of financial incentives, including a $223,000 Ohio Brownfield grant and a 30-year tax-increment financing agreement, that closes the money gap after years of cobbling together a capital stack to make it a reality.

“The county is excited to assist with a project that can help accelerate the growth of the Hingetown district in the Ohio City neighborhood,” Ronayne said in a statement.

"It will make a critical connection between the Ohio City neighborhood and the West Bank of the Flats," he added, "and will turn an underutilized property into a valuable community asset."


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if you can clean up and turn a battery factory into residential you can do anything --

https://cleveland101.com/places/battery-park/


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driftwood in tremont getting underway --







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lots of current redevelopment around the westside market --



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the scenic scranton peninsula begins it's turn from industrial to residential neighborhood --
starting with two big developments --



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very nice to see this reno news —



Ohio City’s Vitrolite Building reopening with new businesses

Published: May. 03, 2023
By Megan Sims, cleveland.com


CLEVELAND, Ohio – One man’s trash is another woman’s treasure as a female-owned commercial real estate firm breathes new life into the long empty Vitrolite Building.

Harness Collective’s first venture is expected to host its grand reopening on May 20, bringing several new businesses to Ohio City’s Hingetown Neighborhood at 2915 Detroit Ave. There is also a second entrance at 2906 Church Ave.

The nearly 18,000 square-foot, three-story building will be home to Harness Cycle, a cycling studio; Soul Yoga, which is owned by a Cleveland native; and Patron Saint, an Italian-inspired café as well as other female and minority-owned businesses


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The Harness Collective recently renovated the Vitrolite Building in Ohio City and plan to bring in several new businesses. Lizzie Schlafer
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also a big reno for karamu house, america’s oldest african-american theater.

https://karamuhouse.org/


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nice to see more solid infill —



F&C ANNOUNCES GROUND BREAKING OF THE MARQUEE AT CEDAR LEE, A $60M MIXED-USE LUXURY APARTMENT DEVELOPMENT IN CLEVELAND HEIGHTS

MAY 15, 2023


CLEVELAND HEIGHTS – Flaherty & Collins Properties announces the groundbreaking of “The Marquee at Cedar Lee” in Cleveland Heights, Ohio – what had previously been known as the Cedar-Lee-Meadowbrook project.

The $60 million mixed-use, luxury residential apartment development will break ground on Tuesday, May 16, 2023, at 11:00am local time at 2223 Lee Road.


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https://flco.com/news-articles/fc-an...eland-heights/


The Marquee is anticipated to be completed by the Spring of 2025.
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old brooklyn neighborhood —
memphis & pearl redevelopment —
including an old church save (st lukes 1853) —



Memphis & Pearl Development plans in Cleveland's Old Brooklyn neighborhood head to approval


By Kevin Smith
Staff Reporter, Cleveland Business Journal
Apr 24, 2023


Plans submitted to the city also show that The Memphis & Pearl Development plans to retain the existing commercial kitchen space and add more retail space, an urgent care center, brewery space, and more.


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https://www.bizjournals.com/clevelan...cleveland.html

https://www.clevescene.com/news/old-...block-41062425

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whoa cool pic -- st pats day in cleveland in the arcade


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stokes west approved -- it should start soon


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https://neo-trans.blog/2023/05/19/st...gets-go-ahead/



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cvsrr is a stealth commuter rail service plan to expand the national park excursion train’s range up north into downtown cleveland and also south to akron-cak airport-canton.



Cleveland Planning Commission wants Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad connection as part of Bedrock’s massive riverfront project

Published: May. 20, 2023
By Steven Litt

"Early stage “conceptual” plans for a massive downtown riverfront development proposed by Bedrock, the real estate company headed by Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert, won unanimous approval Friday from the Cleveland City Planning Commission.

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Friday’s vote came with conditions. One of the most important is that the city wants Bedrock to continue working with public agencies to explore the possibility of including an extension of the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad in its plans.

Such a connection could provide a direct rail link from Tower City Center to the Cuyahoga Valley National Park and Akron — something planners have dreamed about for decades."


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