KPR Centers agreed to buy Westwood Town Center in Rocky River for about $28.2M. Anchors The Home Depot and Marc’s keep the center largely steady while small-shop vacancies offer upside.

A draft ordinance would require owner‑occupancy, create licensing and bar rentals in some multiunit buildings and near schools.

Redfin finds Greater Cleveland's luxury median rose 11% to about $833K — still under $1M, keeping top-tier homes cheaper than most metros.

A Giant Eagle‑owned supermarket property at 290 E. Aurora Rd in Northfield sold for more than $10 million, according to Crain's Cleveland. Property details and local context.

The Port of Cleveland approved an Economic Growth Fund on July 9, 2026 to seed redevelopment and back projects from modular manufacturing to housing. The new vehicle is meant to fill financing gaps and leverage private investment.

Flawed waterslide plans forced a work stoppage that pushed Mentor’s Civic Center Pool into 2027 and added six‑figure change orders to the renovation bill.

Ohio is reportedly eyeing a 2.3‑acre Warehouse District parking lot at W. 9th and St. Clair — a rare downtown block with major development potential.

City Council is considering a 30‑year TIF for the Alcazar that would front‑load a decade of tax abatement while routing school taxes back after the break; tenant protections are limited. The proposal has preservation backers and renters on edge.

Demolition crews have begun taking down FirstEnergy's 107‑year‑old Brooklyn Service Center on Ridge Road; city permits value the teardown at about $6 million.

Empery Digital is investing $65 million to convert a Midwest industrial site into a 150–300 MW AI data center under a partnership with Hunt Properties.

Hudson unveiled three preliminary design concepts for the 21-acre Clinton Crossing site at a July 1 open house, narrowing 17 resident-generated ideas into three draft plans.

Olmsted Falls' Grand Pacific Junction — about 30 shops and eateries — is being marketed as a single package, putting the village's Main Street up for sale.

Addison Properties won preliminary TIF and county backing to build water and sewer for a 97‑acre Lake Township site, enabling about 198 new single‑family homes. The package pairs revenue bonds, a county loan and a 10‑year abatement.