A developer’s plan to move 65 Amherst Township acres into Elyria has trustees warning that the township could slowly disappear.

A $20 million Ohio tax credit is giving Sandusky’s $229 million Battery Park redevelopment its biggest financing jolt yet.

Cuyahoga County is opening a $4.37 million round for affordable housing development, a housing trust fund pilot and down payment assistance.

Flexjet won state approval for a payroll tax credit to expand its Richmond Heights campus and aims to add 976 full‑time jobs by Dec. 31, 2031.

A developer group proposes a 600,000‑sq‑ft Cleveland Clinic operations center at the former Ford site in Walton Hills, centralizing sterile processing and pharmacy work. The plan hinges on a large CRA tax break and would relocate hundreds of Clinic jobs.

A rebuilt stretch of Woodlawn Road opened in East Cleveland’s Circle East district as county funding joins federal and land‑bank investments in a $122M revitalization.

Playhouse Square has acquired the 1948 Greyhound terminal and is planning interim public uses and stabilization work while longer‑term restoration is studied.

Community West Foundation pledged $1 million to back Cleveland Clinic’s Fairview expansion and the new Moll Cancer Center as construction reaches a topping-out milestone. The gift joins system and community funding for a multi‑building campus overhaul.

The former Meyer Products campus on Euclid Avenue is up for online auction, offering about 265,000 square feet of heavy‑power industrial space to buyers.

Arizona investors paid north of $14M for the 155,916‑SF food‑processing facility at 27853 Chardon Road, signaling continued demand for turnkey industrial space in Northeast Ohio.

A developer has pitched turning Nordson’s Amherst buildings into a 45‑megawatt hyperscale data center. Officials will weigh infrastructure, water and zoning impacts.

An Illinois lender is suing the Wolstein family trust for about $1.7M over loans tied to parts of the Flats East Bank, deepening the development's financing troubles.

Brook Park officials say the $300M Blue Abyss research and training center remains on course despite the loss of two finance leaders, with public pre‑development funding and a Kent State study supporting the project’s case.