University Hospitals paid $9.1M for the former Synthomer U.S. headquarters at 25435 Harvard Road in Beachwood and plans a new UH location there.

North Ridgeville approved a yearlong moratorium on data‑center permits after a heated council hearing. Officials say the pause will buy time to study water, power and zoning impacts.

Highland Woods in Warrensville Heights is being marketed for roughly $25 million after the prior owner’s fraud conviction; managers say roof replacements are underway. The sale could bring new ownership — and faster repairs — to long-suffering residents.

Mentor council will consider awarding a $12.6M contract to build Fire Station No. 3 at Johnnycake Ridge Road and Plaza Boulevard, with staff proposing fund moves to pay for construction.

A City Hall open house starts at 5:30 p.m.; the Planning & Development Committee will present draft ADU zoning language and hold a public Q&A at 6 p.m. tonight.

A long‑empty MidTown landmark is finally getting new life — a $64M adaptive‑reuse will deliver 112 apartments in Phase I and a ceremonial groundbreaking is scheduled Monday.

Gov. DeWine’s administration announced $26.9 million in Welcome Home Ohio grants to 57 counties, pairing state dollars with tax credits to buy, rehab and build owner-occupied homes. Local land banks and nonprofits in Northeast Ohio were among the recipients.

The Planning Commission approved "Connecting the Circle," a Sasaki‑led master plan to remake University Circle's public spaces and street network. The plan centers pedestrian safety, park upgrades and major intersection redesigns.

Great Lakes Growers won county approval to clear financing for a roughly $5M greenhouse expansion in Burton that officials say will add acreage under glass and jobs. The build will boost year‑round local production for regional grocers.

After years of redesigns and funding gaps, the Bridgeworks site in Ohio City has secured a construction loan and crews are preparing to mobilize. The long‑delayed project will reshape the west‑side gateway if work holds to schedule.

Cleveland ordered an emergency partial demolition of the Fridrich Bicycle building after bricks began to fall. The owner says belongings, including a safe, were buried in the rubble.

Freddie Mac’s weekly survey shows the 30‑year fixed averaged 6.53% this week, the highest in about nine months. Cleveland buyers may feel the squeeze as spring unfolds.

Mayfield Heights council unanimously rezoned nearly eight acres for 61 townhomes and approved a $2.3M relocation grant tied to an employer shift to the suburbs. The developer says the homes will be mid‑$600Ks with a small park.