Real Estate & Amenities
Appealing communities attract and retain dynamic businesses and talent.
Our focus is the next-generation allure for working, living, and playing in Greater Cleveland. We work with partners to:
- Enhance our downtown and waterfronts through inter-connected and inclusive residential, commercial, and public space developments.
- Invest in neighborhoods for both residential and commercial corridor development aligned with accessible and efficient transit.
- Encourage resources for expanding amenities including parks, arts and culture, sports, and other recreational offerings.
- Improve air services for both business and leisure travel.
Downtown & Waterfront Development
Transformational developments throughout the business district are underway, from our lakefront to our riverfront and from the west side through the east side. These include residential, commercial and civic projects as well as public spaces. Taken together, these developments will significantly enhance downtown as a place to work, live and play.
Investing in Neighborhoods
Transformative real estate development towards an appealing and inclusive community is a key priority. GCP works with its real estate development affiliate, Cleveland Development Advisors (CDA), and its external partners to leverage and connect existing assets and create new catalytic projects that stimulate further economic development.
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Advocating for Amenities
GCP is a catalyst and advocate for ensuring that region has and maintains a vibrant range of offerings in arts and culture, parks and trails, sports and entertainment and air services. These provide a high quality of life and attract companies and talent to the region.
Cleveland Development Advisors
Cleveland Development Advisors is the real estate development affiliate of GCP. With partners, it identifies, positions and invests in catalytic, strategic and transformational projects that promote inclusive, thriving neighborhoods and economic growth. Since inception, it has invested nearly $500 million in private capital and New Markets Tax Credits in over 160 projects in Greater Cleveland. The projects have resulted in 7,732 new housing units and 13.6 million square feet of commercial space and generated $4.1 billion of total development.
