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February 16, 2024
The former Sears department store, which closed in September 2017, at the Great Lakes Mall in Mentor sold for $1.5 million to real estate developer Sam Petros in late December
October 3, 2023
For 20 years, Legacy Village has been a staple of shopping in Northeast Ohio. Now, the Lyndhurst property is on the market.
September 29, 2023
Legacy Village in Lyndhurst is up for sale.
April 3, 2022
Making a break from opening in a freestanding retail location where below-market rents are available, a children's amusement center has set up shop at Crocker Park. It's a sign that shopping center owners are on the hunt for attractions to fill space and attract potential customers, and that retailers are seeking to add excitement to the traditional shopping experience.
February 1, 2022
Two candidates for Cuyahoga County executive are each beginning their election year with more than $400,000 on hand in what will likely become a million-dollar race to lead county government.
March 8, 2021
Efforts to save Shaker Square from foreclosure continue behind the scenes Thomas Jewell, cleveland.com © Steven Litt, The Plain Dealer/The Plain Dealer/cleveland.com/TNS Officials involved in the $11 receivership action provided an update at a March 3 Zoom meeting hosted by the Shaker Square Alliance.\n CLEVELAND, Ohio — An allied effort continues in the fight to save Shaker Square from foreclosure. Popular Searches The landmark retail district remains in court-ordered rece...
February 6, 2021
HarvestOwl wisely leans into COVID shift to residential clientele JUDY STRINGER Contributed photo When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, HarvestOwl adjusted its business model by putting its on-site refrigerators for meal deliveries in large residential buildings instead of office buildings. HarvestOwl founder Scott Himmel describes the meal services pandemic imperative as an "adapt or wait it out" decision rather than adapt-or-die one. Yes, the company — formerly known as LunchOwl — took a huge ...