
Zachary Smith
Reporter at Crain's Cleveland Business
"Data Guy" @clevelanddotcom / Other words in @STATNews @VICE @EverydayHealth @CrainsNewYork @FoodBankNews2 and more / @NewmarkJSchool Alum / Elevated emo
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2 weeks ago |
crainscleveland.com | Zachary Smith
The developers of the Warner & Swasey building redevelopment project, located on Carnegie Avenue and East 55th Street in MidTown, are operating under a tight schedule. This multi-year project has secured over 20 sources of funding, totaling more than $48 million. However, some of these funds are time-sensitive and must be used by this summer. For instance, Cuyahoga County allocated Emergency Rental Assistance funds that need to be spent by the end of June.
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2 weeks ago |
crainscleveland.com | Zachary Smith
Crooked River Media The patio overlook Lake Erie at 19486 Frazier Drive. On the corner where the Rocky River flows into Lake Erie stands an 8,600-square-foot, three-level house that offers near panoramic water views and is just a short walk from downtown Rocky River.
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3 weeks ago |
crainscleveland.com | Zachary Smith
Garrett Square Apartments, a 49-unit affordable housing project for seniors at 12417 Superior Ave. in Glenville, was recently completed and is now accepting applications for new tenants. The project was finished in February, according to Khalid Hawthorne, director of real estate at the Famicos Foundation, a nonprofit organization with more than 20 years of experience in managing affordable housing properties, particularly in Glenville and Hough.
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1 month ago |
crainscleveland.com | Zachary Smith
The city is committing $18 million to the fund in addition to a $20 million investment from KeyBank, which consists of $10 million in equity and $10 million in loan funding. Brian Maddox, national team leader for KeyBank CDFI Lending and Investment, emphasized the bank's $20 million investment highlights KeyBank's commitment to affordable housing solutions that make a meaningful impact on Cleveland residents.
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1 month ago |
crainscleveland.com | Zachary Smith
While specific details about these stores will be released closer to their grand openings, common features in the 159,000-square-foot supercenters include seafood and deli departments, a floral area, garden center, and apparel and home goods sections. They also will have a full-service pharmacy, health and beauty care section, an expansive pet department, electronics, toys and sporting goods.
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RT @CrainsCleveland: Cleveland Soccer exec's stunning waterfront home hits the market for nearly $5M https://t.co/ultvRJyTMA

The former DoubleTree Hotel site in Beachwood has renewed interest from Classic Lexus in Willoughby Hills. If completed, this would be the first time a business would be at this property since the hotel closed during the pandemic. https://t.co/hTnc5qujTK

Glenville just opened its newest affordable housing complex for seniors. Garrett Square Apartments is a 49-unit affordable housing project for seniors at 12417 Superior Ave. The project was finished in February and will be managed by @Famicos. https://t.co/gGafE9J52h