Beachwood readies sale of portion of massive service garage; after renovation, ‘hundreds’ may be working there Jeff Piorkowski, cleveland.com
BEACHWOOD, Ohio Plans for the sale of nearly half of the city’s massive service department garage are still on, but undergoing modifications, as City Council approved Monday (March 1) legislation that includes addendums to the original sale agreement.
The building, 23550 Commerce Park, was purchased by the city more than a decade ago after it served as the offices and warehouse of Jo-Ann Fabrics stores. The city is selling the northern portion of the building for $2.7 million to Industrial Commercial Properties (ICP), of Solon. The company refurbishes such large commercial and industrial properties for reuse and lease. Beachwood is selling the northern portion of the building, which measures 116,000 square feet and was formerly used by Jo-Ann Fabrics as office space, and will retain for service department use the sou
Highland Park, the reimagined City View Center in Garfield Heights, lands first industrial tenant
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A rendering shows the former Walmart store at City View Center, reimagined as an office and industrial building. The onetime shopping center, under new ownership, has been renamed Highland Park and is being pitched to corporate tenants.
Highland Park, the redevelopment of the former City View Center retail site in Garfield Heights, has landed its first new tenant a growing business that makes packaging machinery for everything from cereal to craft beer.
Mpac Switchback recently inked a lease on 58,000 square feet of the former Walmart store near the northern end of the 75-acre site. The company, currently based in Richfield, is scheduled to move into its new offices and warehouse space in late spring or early summer.