Wadsworth merchants told council the city’s $12.7M downtown rebuild — slated for spring — could wipe out holiday sales and force small shops to close.

Aldi has bought a University Heights property and filed plans for a roughly 19,400-square-foot store at Cedar Road, city filings show. The project ties into the long-planned University Square revamp.

Cleveland’s Masonic Auditorium is back on the market with a Newmark listing that pitches the landmark as a venue or redevelopment site.

A temporary Cavs‑themed basketball court is headed to Meet Me Here Plaza this summer as part of the Riverfront development.

Buc-ee’s is pursuing a 70,000+ sq ft travel center at Mansfield’s I‑71/Ohio 39 interchange that could bring 200+ jobs and major infrastructure upgrades.

County commissioners added road upgrades in Brunswick and the Cobblestone Crossings mixed‑use plan in Montville to the county’s economic strategy to clear the way for state and federal grants. The moves aim to make infrastructure shovel‑ready for new jobs and housing.

A federal magistrate named a special master to review whether Cleveland can block Fannie Mae’s planned auction of a 15‑building portfolio near Shaker Square.

A donated portfolio of 14 downtown buildings has unlocked a $25M plan to add about 95 apartments, retail and a community center to Mansfield's Brickyard area.

Millennium Place East in North Olmsted was placed into receivership this week, adding another Cleveland‑area office property under court control as creditors weigh options.

Council approved a transfer of the former St. Joseph Hospital to the county land bank, clearing the way for asbestos abatement, debris removal and demolition.

NASA is soliciting proposals to lease about 1,736 acres at the Neil Armstrong Test Facility in Sandusky, split across five parcels with bids due July 2, 2026.

Cuyahoga County plans a new Division of Building Standards to centralize permitting and inspections, funded with real estate assessment dollars and meant to speed redevelopment.

Officials are laying out timelines and potential users for a 1,000‑acre industrial site as New Russia Township prepares to vote. Locals say they'd rather keep the land rural than trade it for uncertain jobs.