🏙️ Downtown Cleveland's skyline welcomes its newest resident: Ten60 Bolivar. The $54 million development offers 184 apartments between Gateway and Playhouse Square, with leasing now underway for a June 1st completion. Built atop existing parking garages, the property features luxurious amenities including swimming pools, dog parks, and a fitness center. Apartments range from $1,179 studios to $2,515 two-bedroom suites, all with high ceilings, quartz countertops, and private HVAC units. With no other new construction planned following changes to tax-abatement policies, Ten60 Bolivar could be downtown's last new residential building for years.
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🌲 National park keeps trails open despite staff cuts. Cuyahoga Valley National Park will maintain normal summer operations even after laying off six employees due to Department of Government Efficiency cuts. The 32,950-acre park, which welcomed nearly 2.9 million visitors last year, expects no changes to hours or trail access during its busiest season. Park officials remain committed to providing "excellent service" despite operating with a reduced workforce. Locals can support the park by volunteering for trail maintenance, visitor centers, and other services.
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🦕 Museum workers demand a seat at Cleveland's natural history table. Staff at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History are organizing under AFSCME Ohio Council 8, citing concerns about understaffing and lack of communication with leadership. The unionization push comes as the museum recently completed a $150 million transformation, with employees arguing their voices should be heard during this pivotal moment. With fewer than ten educators serving 84 of Ohio's 88 counties, staff members like Georgia Tillotson feel stretched thin while trying to deliver quality science education. Museum leaders have acknowledged the election process but haven't committed to voluntarily recognizing the union.
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Mystery home awaits imagination: This property sits at a cool $230,000, though details remain mysterious with the cryptic "REMARKS COMING SOON" leaving potential buyers to imagine what treasures might await behind the front door.
Bank's nightmare your opportunity: This foreclosure property is listed at $0 and sold "as is" through auction. Buyer takes full responsibility for condition and occupancy of the assumed-occupied property.
Luxury colonial near everything: This stunning $425,000 colonial offers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a chef's kitchen with quartz counters, multiple gathering spaces, and a walkout basement, all conveniently located minutes from shopping and major travel routes.