Starting a business requires more than a great idea—it requires the right ecosystem.
Every day, over 10,000 employees come to work in MidTown working across the healthcare, technology, manufacturing, and nonprofit sectors. Entrepreneurs and large companies alike benefit from proximity to customers, institutional partners, workforce talent, and a collaborative business community.
Whether you're relocating, expanding operations, opening a new office or retail space, MidTown provides an environment where businesses can recruit talent, connect with industry partners, and grow with confidence.
Why employers choose MidTown:
Location
A central location with regional accessibility
Talent
Access to skilled and emerging talent
Proximity
Proximity to healthcare, research, and educational institutions
Growth
A neighborhood experiencing sustained investment and growth
Network
A collaborative business network
Community
Opportunities to engage with the local community
Liveable
Employees have the ability to live near work
Walkable
Walkable and served by multiple RTA transit routes
MidTown isn't just a place to work—it's a place where companies build lasting success.
PICTURED : University Hospitals opened its Rainbow Ahuja Center for Women & Children in the neighborhood in 2018 as part of a wave of development on euclid avenue.
TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS
Getting around MidTown
By RTA
Served by the HealthLine – running from Public Square to University Circle – and multiple other RTA bus routes
By Car
Featuring easy freeway access to the north and west, with convenient parking throughout the neighborhood
Bike & Walk
Connected bike lanes, sidewalks, and walkable business districts make getting around easy
Bike, bus, or drive to work today!
In the Neighborhood
PUBLIC SAFETY
Home to the Cleveland Police Department’s Third District, MidTown prides itself on being a safe place to work and live. MidTown is an urban neighborhood, and safety and security is a community obligation – it is important that employees and residents are watchful and use common sense by not leaving valuables in their cars and paying attention to their surroundings. We abide by the tenet “If you see something, say something.”
For emergencies or life threatening situations, dial 911. To report suspicious or potentially criminal activity, contact the Third District via their non-emergency line: