Dan Shingler

1 week ago | crainscleveland.com | Dan Shingler

A major downtown Cleveland high-rise office building is headed to auction. Long known as the Oswald Center before being renamed in 2024 as 1100 Superior, the building is one of the 25 tallest in town, at a height of 282 feet with its 23 floors. It’s one of the larger office buildings downtown as well, with 576,503 square feet of space, according to the real estate data site CoStar. Its Ten-X unit is hosting the auction. Only about two-thirds of that space is leased currently, CoStar shows.

1 week ago | crainscleveland.com | Dan Shingler

There has been a fair bit of development in Cleveland's University Circle neighborhood in recent years — and there's yet another project potentially on the horizon. Rico Pietro, a well-known local commercial real estate broker and principal with Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate, wants to develop an eight-story building in University Circle with up to 300 apartments.

1 week ago | crainscleveland.com | Dan Shingler

The Red Roof Inn on Arlington Road near the border of Akron and Green is heading to auction. The 121-room hotel is set to be auctioned off July 7-9 in an online auction held by Ten-X, according to the auctioneer’s LoopNet website. The auction is set to open with a starting bid of $400,000. The three-story, 37,440-square-foot hotel, which sits on 4.74 acres near the I-77 Arlington Road exit, opened in 1989, according to the real estate data site CoStar. It was renovated in 2005.

1 week ago | crainscleveland.com | Dan Shingler

At least five Northeast Ohio office buildings, across two groups, all found buyers on a single day, according to data from brokers and the real estate data site CoStar. One sale was for two buildings: a 30,600-square-foot building on 2.9 acres at 4450 Cranwood Parkway, which sold along with an 11,800-square-foot building at 4535 Renaissance Parkway, both in Warrensville Heights.

2 weeks ago | crainscleveland.com | Dan Shingler

A large piece of land, a stone’s throw from the City of Barberton’s high school, is heading to auction, opening up a potential new development. The 35.5-acre parcel, now covered with trees, will be auctioned June 24 to 26. It has an opening bid of $160,000, though such auctions often also have a reserve price, which is not disclosed. “That’s an interesting piece of property," said Barberton Mayor William Judge. "It’s been vacant, as far as I can remember.