There are four distinctive districts within the city of Cleveland even though it’s not very large. The information below could help in your pursuit in Cleveland property or any other Cleveland Commercial Real estate.
The Historic Warehouse district is the first and oldest district in Cleveland. It is the area of West 6th, West 9th, and St. Clair. It is the home of some of the best restaurants in Cleveland which includes Sushi Rock, Mallorca, Blue Pointe Grille, and Xo Prime Steaks. There are also many luxury apartments in the area. The lined warehouses in the streets in the 1920’s have been converted to luxury loft living. The Bridgeview at 1300 West 9th Street, the Hat Factory at 1235 West 6th Street, the Bingham at 1278 West 9th Street, and the Grand Arcade at 1300 West 9th Street are equipped with original hard wood floors, exposed bricks walls and wood beam ceilings, oversized windows, and a loft style of living. The exciting night life is another thriving part of the district. Bars on West 6th Street, including, the Blind Pig, velvet Dog and Tequila Ranch have lined out the doors every weekend. A few blocks away are the Brown’s Stadium, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Great Lakes Science Center, the Good Time 3, and Lake Erie. It’s just perfect for a young professional, looking for a luxury home without the luxury price, a thriving nightlife, and upscale dining.
The Gateway district is the home of Cleveland’s sports teams, Indians and Cavaliers. Progressive field and Quicken loans arena are both located in the heart of the district. It centers on the schedules of the two teams. The district’s streets are lined with pubs, supplying food and beverages to sports goers. It includes Boneyard, Harry Buffalo, Flannery’s Pub, Clevelander, and Thirsty Parrot. Few apartments are available like Carter Manor at 1012 Prospect, Huron Square Apartments and Osborn Building at 1001 Huron Ave. It’s perfect for a sports fan that doesn’t mind a little post game noise and traffic and loves to view Friday night fireworks in their windows at progressive field.
East Fourth Neighborhood is home to separate rental buildings such as the Buckeye, located above Flannery’s Pub, the Commercial, the Windsor, and the Fredericks, located above Saigon restaurant. There are also upscale restaurants and entertainment along the street, including Lola bistro, Michael Symons restaurant, Wonder Bar, Zocalo, and Pickwick & Frolic. Endless entertainment are found in the street, including corner alley, an upscale bowling alley with a full bar and kitchen, House of Blues, offering an array of concerts, Hilarities comedy club, having shows through the week including dinner theater. The district is for someone who loves everything about the city.
Theater district is home to Playhouse Square. It is composed of four theaters, Ohio, State, Allen and Palace. Apartments in the theater district are Statler Arms 1127 Euclid Ave, Reserve Square 1701 east 12th Street, Euclid Ave Lofts 1900 Euclid Ave, and WT Grand Lofts 222 Euclid Ave. There is always a free concert or show in the theater district. There is a free concert daily during lunch at Star plaza throughout the summer. Restaurants in the district are more low key. Bricco, the A Café, and the Hanna Restaurant are great places for lunch. The district is the fine arts side of the city, meant for people who appreciate a good show, a cup of coffee, and a free concert under a tree.