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Breaking Ground in the Town
Mission Possible: MidTown is Transforming into Cleveland's Next Hot Spot
"A five-year plan will change this pass-through commercial district into a vibrant, bustling, innovative neighborhood."
Cleveland Foundation Phase II Innovation District Building Next to HQ Aimed at Uplifting East Side Neighborhoods
"With its $22 million headquarters nearing completion at East 66th St. and Euclid Ave., the Foundation is doubling down on its big move."
Located between Downtown and University Circle, we are the town to the city and unlike any other neighborhood in Cleveland. A town is larger than a village but smaller than a city, a community minded place where it is easier to build strong neighborhood connections.
Just as Cleveland offers talent, diversity, and innovation on a regional scale, MidTown offers it in a single neighborhood. Here, you can find world-class hospitals putting down roots next to legacy manufacturers, historic concert venues near leading architectural firms, and residential housing built to accommodate the talent driving the region’s economy. The town celebrates the dynamism, accessibility, and growth of our community at a neighborhood scale.
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2023 Annual Report
SERVING OUR RESIDENTS
New Site Resources
MIDTOWN ON THE MAP
The MidTown neighborhood runs from the Innerbelt trench to the west to E 79th to the east, from Cedar to the south to Payne to the north.
MidTown Cleveland, Inc. has been serving the neighborhood for over 30 years, and has evolved from a business-focused organization working on safety, blight reduction, and networking to a hybrid economic and community development organization serving the diverse group of residents, businesses, and nonprofits who call MidTown home.
MidTown Cleveland, Inc. is located at 5000 Euclid Avenue in the historic Agora building.
WHO ALREADY CALLS MIDTOWN HOME?
MidTown is home to more than 650 organizations, including 50 nonprofits, 12 design and architecture firms, 75 health tech & high tech ventures, dozens of manufacturers, and hundreds of small businesses. More than 18,000 people work in MidTown and over 2,000 residents call MidTown home.
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