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A Miami-based LLC filed a $6.1 million permit on May 4, 2026 to demolish the rear parking garage and gut the interior of the Rockefeller Building at 614 Superior Avenue — with Cleveland Landmarks Commission approval already in hand, signaling a major redevelopment is coming.

An emergency resolution introduced May 6, 2026 by Councilman Richard Starr formally objects to a new D5A liquor permit at 24 Public Square — triggering a state-mandated review pause for one of downtown Cleveland's most prominent addresses.

The City of Cleveland has filed a permit to restore the exterior of historic Fire Station #28 at 310 Carnegie Avenue and its connecting bridge to the Western Reserve Fire Museum — masonry cleaning, sandstone repair, new windows, new roof, structural helical ties, and flashing.

A ruptured sprinkler line flooded sections of Reserve Square Apartments, the downtown Cleveland mixed-use tower, prompting a $400,000 interior reconstruction permit covering drywall, ceiling tiles, and hallway flooring across the affected areas.

Public Square Realty is investing $1 million to renovate 7,098 square feet on the 25th floor of Cleveland’s second-tallest building for a tenant called Citizens — a vote of confidence in downtown Class A office space.

A $25,000 permit was filed for a temporary 30-by-25-foot truss structure at 812 Huron Road in Cleveland, tied to Cavaliers playoff operations downtown.