Cleveland Horseshoe Casino receives formal unveiling - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business
If all goes as planned, Cleveland will have the first casino in Ohio in early 2012 when the Cleveland Horseshoe Casino opens its temporary, $350 million first phase in the Higbee Building at Tower City Center.
That money is in addition to the $600 million investment planned for the permanent casino south of Tower City.
Friday, February 4, 2011
Monday, January 31, 2011
825 Leona - FOOD GRADE WAREHOUSE
825 Leona, Elyria , Ohio
n 60,732 Sq. Ft. Available
n Warehouse Office Approximately 264 SF
n Minimum Divisible 20,000 SF
n Extremely Clean
n Excellent Highway Visibility On I-90
n Excellent Access To Both I-90 & I-80 (Ohio Turnpike)
n Fully Sprinklered
n Zoned Light Industrial
n 6 Docks & 1 Drive-In
n Neighbors Include Jack Matia Honda
n 21’ Ceiling Clearance
n Power 480/3-Phase 400 AMP
n Air-Conditioned Ready
n Ample Parking
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Designer, retailer plan Dredgers Union store on East Fourth Street in downtown Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In a city built around the Cuyahoga River, the word "dredging" is synonymous with hauling up muck and opening the waterways to maritime traffic.
But to Danielle DeBoe, dredging means clearing a path for retail in downtown Cleveland. Sean Bilovecky sees it as digging back to a tradition of designing, making and selling things close to home.
But to Danielle DeBoe, dredging means clearing a path for retail in downtown Cleveland. Sean Bilovecky sees it as digging back to a tradition of designing, making and selling things close to home.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Kalahari Resort in Sandusky plans $22 million convention center expansion - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business
Kalahari Resort in Sandusky plans $22 million convention center expansion - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business
Kalahari said the 120,000-square-foot addition will bring its convention center total square footage to 215,000. It will include a 38,000-square-foot grand ballroom/expo center, a 12,000-square-foot junior ballroom, 14 meeting rooms, a 4,000-square-foot themed outdoor plaza connected to an indoor ballroom and 30,000 square feet of pre-function space.
Kalahari Resort said the expansion will increase its meeting capacity to 5,200 attendees from 2,200.
Kalahari said the 120,000-square-foot addition will bring its convention center total square footage to 215,000. It will include a 38,000-square-foot grand ballroom/expo center, a 12,000-square-foot junior ballroom, 14 meeting rooms, a 4,000-square-foot themed outdoor plaza connected to an indoor ballroom and 30,000 square feet of pre-function space.
Kalahari Resort said the expansion will increase its meeting capacity to 5,200 attendees from 2,200.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Forecast 2011 - Commercial Real Estate
Prepare for a new year. Our 2011 forecast site provides reports for markets throughout North America as well as audio snapshots for a number of key markets. For a broader perspective, download the U.S. report, which summarizes our expectations for the coming year.
Opportunities abound…if you know where to look. Get started.
Opportunities abound…if you know where to look. Get started.
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Timken Co. unit buys City Scrap and Salvage Co. in Akron - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business
Timken Co. unit buys City Scrap and Salvage Co. in Akron - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business
Timken said City Scrap employs 30 and for more than 15 years has supplied the maker of bearings and steel with ferrous scrap for its steelmaking operations.
Timken said City Scrap employs 30 and for more than 15 years has supplied the maker of bearings and steel with ferrous scrap for its steelmaking operations.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Case Western: Cleveland, OHIO: breakthrough cancer tech to genetics firm
case licenses breakthrough cancer tech to genetics firm
In a laboratory at Case Western Reserve University's School of Medicine, Zhenghe John Wang and a team of researchers developed a panel of new human isogenic cell models, which look much like mutated cancer cells. Through these cell models, researchers can get a handle on how cancer takes shape in the human body.
In a laboratory at Case Western Reserve University's School of Medicine, Zhenghe John Wang and a team of researchers developed a panel of new human isogenic cell models, which look much like mutated cancer cells. Through these cell models, researchers can get a handle on how cancer takes shape in the human body.
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