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Cleveland announces sweeping plan for East Side manufacturing revival
The city of Cleveland and the nonprofit Site Readiness for Good Jobs Fund unveiled a new strategy Wednesday to counteract decades of industrial decline and loss of factory jobs in city neighborhoods.
The new project, called the Midline, aims to revive walk-to-work manufacturing jobs across a 350-acre swath of Cleveland’s neglected East Side extending roughly 1.5 miles southeast from East 55th Street and Euclid Avenue to Opportunity Corridor.
Details were released to Ideastream Public Media and other news outlets prior to the event.
The Midline vision calls for creating at least 1.5 million square feet of industrial and commercial space that would generate roughly 2,500 direct jobs within easy reach of transit and ultimately contribute $100 million in tax revenue for the city annually.
Largest industrial redevelopment project in Cleveland history
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – City, state, and regional leaders will hold a news conference Wednesday morning to announce the largest industrial redevelopment project in Cleveland history.
This will be in the city’s Central neighborhood in the 2100 block of Ashland Rd.
Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb said the vacant lot will be transformed into a business park.
“This initiative will position Cleveland to compete globally for the next generation of jobs—while reconnecting residents and neighborhoods to economic opportunity, transit, and world-class community assets," said Cleveland city officials in a news released.
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