Renderings show a hotel, about 75 apartments, retail and a 10,000‑sq‑ft glass restaurant atop Akron's Quaker Square silos.

Commissioners approved a $1.495M land purchase to advance due diligence on a potential regional wastewater plant in Vermilion.

Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging bought Moen's former North Olmsted headquarters for $6.6M and will relocate its downtown offices to the suburban campus.

The 60th Car Parts Warehouse I‑X Piston Powered Auto‑Rama opened Friday and will serve as the final consumer show inside Cleveland’s I‑X Center. Organizers and longtime vendors called the weekend a last chance to gather under the building’s iconic roof.

A deeply discounted sale of 1100 Superior gives the new owner room to stage a careful, phased conversion. Low acquisition costs are turning patience into a development tool.

Gordon Crossing’s 54 mixed‑income units drew more than 1,300 inquiries, underscoring how scarce below‑market apartments are near University Circle. Leasing staff have dozens of applications left to process.

A volunteer committee has pitched an $87 million plan to condense and modernize Olmsted Falls schools, citing aging buildings and state funding rules. The board will review the recommendation in spring 2026.

Ken Ganley is proposing a three‑building luxury dealership campus at the I‑77/SR‑82 interchange in Broadview Heights, consolidating Central Cadillac and exotic showrooms. Planners gave preliminary approval, but council sign‑off and soil checks remain.

Cleveland State will review proposals to upgrade Woodling Gym as leaders reassess the Wolstein Center and broader campus redevelopment plans. The university says Wolstein will stay in use while options are considered.

The city has proposed buying the vacant CVS at 10022 Madison Avenue for $635,000 as a site for a new fire station, but the owner says no sale has been agreed. The move is the latest turn in a fight over whether the block should host a gas station or a community use.

A Cleveland homeowner won a $67,000 reduction after a Board of Revision appeal. County officials say residents have until March 31 to file a formal complaint.

A Malley’s‑anchored strip on Lorain Road sold this week at a premium, underscoring renewed investor demand for stable, income‑producing neighborhood retail.

House of David Preservation paid about $14M to buy three Rainbow Place apartment properties in Midtown Cleveland, but tenants say plans remain unclear.