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Marcus & Millichap: Office markets improving in Cleveland, Columbus
Columbus and Cleveland aren’t so different from most markets across the Midwest: These two Ohio cities are in the middle of a modest, but steady, office-market recovery. According to the latest research from Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services, … Continue reading
NAI Daus’ Pacella: Deals are getting done in Cleveland
As senior vice president of Cleveland’s NAI Daus, Alec Pacella knows the commercial real estate market in Cleveland. He recently spoke with Midwest Real Estate News about the changing fortunes in this key Midwest city. Midwest Real Estate News: This … Continue reading
Posted in Cleveland commercial real estate, Ohio commercial real estate
Tagged Cleveland, NAI Daus, Ohio
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High hopes for Cleveland’s newly renovated Allen Theatre Complex: 150,000 new downtown visitors each year
Ask people what city boasts the largest performing arts center outside of New York City. They’d probably be surprised to learn that the answer is Cleveland. The not-for-profit Playhouse Square performing arts center attracts more than 1 million visitors each … Continue reading
Investors! Stop looking down at Midwest markets
How much of a Rust Belt state is Ohio? Not that much of one, if you ask Chuck Meyer, senior managing director with RED Capital Group in Columbus. Problem is, too many outside investors look at Ohio and all they … Continue reading
Retail improvements in Cincinnati, Cleveland a good sign?
Commercial brokers in two of Ohio’s biggest cities received some good news last week about their municipalities’ retail sectors. According to the latest research from Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services, retail activity in both Cincinnati and Cleveland is … Continue reading
American Greetings understands … Cleveland Rocks
Cleveland gets a bad rap. But Terry Coyne, executive vice president of industrial with that city’s Grubb & Ellis office, doesn’t think it’s fair. Coyne calls Cleveland a great place to live. And he has plenty of reasons to back … Continue reading
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Tagged American Greetings, Cleveland, Grubb & Ellis, industrial
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