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Join us for The Value of Downtown Cleveland
Downtown Cleveland has been an anchor of growth, for both population and jobs, in a city and region that is still adapting to a post-industrial future. Downtown Cleveland Alliance commissioned the International Downtown Association to produce a report on the value and impact of Downtown Cleveland on the city and region. IDA President & CEO, David Downey, will present highlights of the report, followed by a panel discussion. The event is sponsored by Oswald Companies. Attendees will enjoy food and drink, and all will receive a copy of the report.
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Build connections, build a future, build something. Check out the 2019 Annual video of Downtown Cleveland Alliance, produced by Emmy Award Winning Fusion Filmworks.
Highlighting the current development happening, this short film captures the iconic history and forecasts the bright future ahead for Downtown Cleveland. From the growing young professional to the established businessperson, we all play an integral part in the Downtown Cleveland we are building.
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Give Where It Counts
At this time of year, the colder weather and the approaching holiday season can be difficult for members of our community in need of resources. As an organization committed to making the Downtown community a safe, welcoming place for all residents, workers, and visitors, our hope is to provide pathways to support those in need.
By donating to the Give Where It Counts campaign, your contribution will help provide necessary resources to our community.
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Ohio Governor Supports Northeast Ohio Opportunity Zones
At a seminar in Downtown Cleveland, sponsored by Washington D.C. based Urban Institute, Governor Mike DeWine confirmed his support of efforts to invest in Northeast Ohio’s Opportunity Zones which are designed to encourage development in urban neighborhoods.
Many neighborhoods in Northeast Ohio, including all of Downtown Cleveland, are designated Opportunity Zones with the qualification for projects to receive tax credit incentives.
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Cleveland chosen for London Stock Exchange Program's North American Headquarters
The London Stock Exchange officially announced plans for Cleveland to host the North American headquarters for its international business development team. The headquarters for the London Stock Exchange Group's Elite Initiative, which trains small and medium sized companies to help them grow, plans to open in 2020.
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Geis Cos. Purchases The Avenue Tower
Stepping in to diversify Downtown housing options, adding for-sale condominiums to the mix, Geis Cos. acquired the 10-story Avenue Tower and associated land at 1211 St, Clair Ave. With further plans submitted to the City of Cleveland Planning Commission, Geis plans to build an additional five-floor condo building, with 31 units just north of the tower.
Adding a mixture of for sale housing to the Downtown residential portfolio is key to Downtown reaching 30,000 residents by 2030 as noted in the 2018 Housing Demand Study, conducted by Downtown Cleveland Alliance and Philadelphia based Urban Partners.
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Episode 2: Perspectives on Growing Cleveland's Economy Through Diversity & Inclusion
The second episode of Then There's Cleveland features special guests Phyllis Seven Harris, Executive Director of Cleveland’s LGBT Community Center, and Kerry McCormack, Ward 3 Cleveland City Councilman.
Hosts Lauren and Michael ask our guests to share their expertise and experiences on the subjects of diversity and inclusion, what sets Cleveland apart from other major cities, and ways we can do better. Both Phyllis and Councilman McCormack talk about the equitable work being done and the economic importance of being an inclusive and welcoming downtown.
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The Lumen
1706 Euclid Avenue
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The Euclid Grand
1001-1101 Euclid Avenue
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The Avenue Townhomes
Demand in Downtown Cleveland's for sale market grows as builder Bo Knez continues construction of the highly anticipated Avenue Townhomes. Crain's Cleveland Business reported 10 units sold in the 12-unit phase of The Avenue townhouses and Knez just received approval from the City of Cleveland for another 17 units on Superior Avenue.
The maturation of the for sale market is a key component in the forecast for Downtown Cleveland to reach 30,000 residents by 2030 as indicated in the 2018 Downtown Cleveland Housing Demand Study conducted by Downtown Cleveland Alliance and Urban Partners.
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The Beacon
515 Euclid Avenue
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The Terminal Tower Residences
50 Public Square
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The Athlon
1118 Euclid Avenue
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The Statler
1127 Euclid Avenue
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The Avenue District Development
The next phase of The Avenue District development has been revived thanks to Geis Co.
Recently, the local developer received schematic design approval from the city's design review committee for a proposal to build a 31-unit condominium building next to The Avenue District apartment tower at East 12th and St. Clair.
Downtown Cleveland Alliance Executive Vice President, Tom Yablonsky represents the Alliance as well as the Historic Gateway District and Historic Warehouse District on the City of Cleveland's Design Review Committee.
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Economic Inclusion Roundtable - November 15, 2019
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