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Kim Palmer covers government and policy for Crain s Cleveland Business. Michelle Jarboe is an enterprise reporter at Crain s who covers real estate and economic development. Both join host Dan Polletta to walk through the legacy of longtime Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson, who announced last week that he will not run for a record fifth term. We look back at Jackson s rise from city councilman to mayor, take a look at his persona and governing principles, and discuss the different aspects of his administration that spanned 16 years. Plus, who is most likely to fill his seat? We identify three front-runners and a potential fourth who has yet to declare candidacy. To check out Crain s Cleveland coverage about the mayoral election, click here.
CLEVELAND, Ohio Success has never been guaranteed for the city-led Opportunity Corridor project, a public-private effort to redevelop scores or hundreds of acres around a new, 3.6-mile boulevard that will traverse the economically devastated “Forgotten Triangle” to link Interstate-490 to University Circle. The rap on the $306 million boulevard, funded primarily through bonds backed by Ohio .
Mortgage lender HQ project, downtown Cleveland hotel project awarded Ohio historic tax credits
Updated Dec 18, 2020;
Posted Dec 17, 2020
The state Development Services Agency awarded tax credits to a planned redevelopment of several buildings along Superior Avenue.
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CLEVELAND, Ohio An state Ohio agency on Thursday awarded nearly $4.5 million in historic preservation tax credits for a project that involves a Brecksville-based mortgage lender redeveloping several buildings along Superior Avenue in downtown Cleveland to build the company’s new home.
CrossCountry Mortgage plans to provide workspace for 500 people in the six-acre site in the 2100 block of Superior Avenue, with room to grow to up to 750 employees. CEO Ron Leonhardt Jr. has talked about the move from the suburbs to the city for some time.