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Changes considered for historic West Side Market in Cleveland
The discussion has just started, but the prospect of change already has prompted whispering -- and sometimes shouting -- among vendors who are wary of sudden attention from the city, Watch video View...
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Developers lined up to build 150-room hotel in University Circle
Demand for rooms in the area is high, and hospital patients' families, visiting doctors and tourists often end up at hotels in downtown Cleveland or the eastern suburbs. View full sizeBraun &...
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Cuyahoga County development funds receive $5 million in new Ohio New Markets...
The state's first, $10 million round of New Markets Tax Credits awards could help finance projects and business development in low-income communities, including Cleveland. Two local community...
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Cleveland Clinic to move 650 support workers to Independence
The patient financial services workers are expected to move to the Independence Research Park on Brecksville Road. The building is undergoing a 137,000-square-foot expansion, thanks to $46 million in...
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JumpStart seeks to provide easier paths to success for entrepreneurs
JumpStart Inc., a nonprofit group dedicated to helping entrepreneurs grow, announced the network during its annual meeting in Cleveland. The network replaces TechLift, a 3-year-old consortium that...
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Ohio officials certify Bluestone Business Park in Euclid as a jobs-ready site
The site, the former home of PMX Industries Inc., is one of five statewide to have achieved certification through the state's Jobs Ready Sites program. Certification indicates that the property...
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Dan Gilbert to bring entrepreneurship boot camp Bizdom U to Cleveland
Gilbert, the majority owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers, launched Bizdom U in Detroit in 2007. The program gives entrepreneurs four to six months of free training in topics including marketing, sales...
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South African developer talks about plans for Randall Park Mall
Neill Bernstein hosted a news conference Monday in the vacant theaters at the sprawling, empty mall. The developer, who has much of the property under contract, identified two likely tenants for a...
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Analysis suggests ways to improve Cleveland's urban core
Ensuring the growth of Cleveland State University, pitching industrial property with lakefront views to large companies and finding new uses for obsolete office buildings are just a few of the...
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JumpStart will move offices to Midtown, becoming first tenant in new tech...
The nonprofit has signed a 10-year lease on 9,500 square feet at the MidTown Tech Park, a $28 million project that is under construction at Euclid Avenue and East 69th Street. Developer Fred Geis and...
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American Greetings' indecision over headquarters worries Brooklyn small...
Local mom-and-pop businesses have been on edge ever since American Greetings executives told their workers on Jan. 6 that they were looking at moving to another city or state with lower income taxes....
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Northeast Ohio could become hub for flexible electronics, NorTech says
NorTech hopes a collaboration with businesses and institutions could yield 1,500 jobs, $75 million in payroll and $100 million in capital for Northeast Ohio within seven years. Plain Dealer FileA...
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Cleveland needs to prove that its airport can be profitable, United CEO Jeff...
Smisek lays out the challenge: Every hub needs to earn its hub status every day. View full sizeAssociated Press file"God does not come from on high and grant you hub status," United CEO Jeff Smisek...
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Downtown advocates aim to rebrand, remake Cleveland's financial district
A group of downtown advocates aims to refashion Cleveland's financial district, with better parks, food trucks, small businesses and public transportation. These moves are part what could be a...
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Pittsburgh airport retains Paris flight -- without business subsidy
A nonstop flight from Pittsburgh to Paris will continue next summer -- even though business and airport subsidies of the flight are ending. Darrell Sapp for the Plain DealerTravelers at Pittsburgh...
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FirstEnergy Corp.'s wood-burning Burger power plant will stall wind and...
FirstEnergy Corp.'s plans to burn wood instead of coal at its R.E. Burger power plant will stop the development of wind and solar farms in Ohio, charges the Ohio Environmental Group. View full...
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CB Richard Ellis plans move to Flats East Bank project as developers hurry to...
The brokerage firm has signed a long-term lease on 17,000 square feet in a planned office tower on the east bank of the Flats. The Wolstein Group and Fairmount Properties are pushing to close on...
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Investors plan $55 million hotel project in historic Euclid Avenue buildings
An out-of-state investor group is trying to buy the John Hartness Brown Building and the neighboring building, at 1101 Euclid Ave. Their redevelopment could involve a 200-plus-room hotel, indoor...
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American Greetings narrows headquarters search to 7 sites in Ohio, Illinois
UPDATED: The greeting card company could renovate its current headquarters in Brooklyn or could move elsewhere in Northeast Ohio or out of state. After considering more than 15 sites in Ohio and...
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Cleveland's Flats East Bank project gets $32 million loan guarantee from HUD
HUD will award a $30 million loan guarantee to the city of Cleveland and a $2 million loan guarantee to Cuyahoga County, as part of a complex financing package behind the long-delayed project. The...
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