Leaders broke ground on a major overhaul of the Fleet Campus that will add a digital innovation center, expanded meeting rooms and workforce-training space.

Cleveland Clinic will open a four‑story outpatient center at Brecksville’s Valor Acres, adding medical services to the growing mixed‑use campus. The move builds on recent retail and office deals at the site.

Heavy developers are circling a roughly $50M plan to convert North Canton’s Hoover West factory into apartments and retail after years of stalled proposals.

Cuyahoga County released a Data Center Development Guide to help municipalities weigh server‑farm proposals and the impacts they bring. The packet lists concerns and tools towns can use when projects land at the zoning table.

A voluntary countywide code would let suburbs opt in to a shared rulebook and single online zoning map to speed permitting and infill building.

The 24,609‑square‑foot Lyndhurst building that houses the region's only Tesla showroom is listed for about $5.38M; the tenant's lease runs to Jan. 31, 2030.

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.