Cleveland’s Euclid Avenue to Undergo Historic Renovation

Cleveland’s Euclid Avenue to Undergo Historic RenovationCleveland’s Euclid Avenue to Undergo Historic Renovation Cleveland’s iconic Euclid Avenue, known as the city’s “Millionaires’ Row,” is set to undergo a historic renovation that will restore its grandeur and revitalize the area. The project, spearheaded by the Euclid Avenue Development Corporation, will focus on a 1.5-mile stretch of the avenue between East 9th and East 79th Streets. It will involve extensive restoration of historic buildings, the creation of new green spaces, and the improvement of infrastructure. Key aspects of the renovation include: * Building Facade Restoration: Over 50 historic buildings will receive facade repairs, window replacements, and restoration of architectural details. These buildings include the Wade Park Manor, the Halle Brothers Building, and the Cleveland Trust Company Building. * Green Space Creation: Several new parks and green spaces will be created along the avenue, including the Euclid Avenue Promenade, a pedestrian-friendly boulevard with trees, seating, and public art. * Infrastructure Improvements: Underground utilities will be replaced and upgraded, sidewalks will be widened, and streetscapes will be enhanced with new lighting and street furniture. * Economic Revitalization: The renovation aims to attract new businesses, restaurants, and retail shops to the area, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth. The Euclid Avenue renovation project has drawn widespread support from community organizations, preservationists, and city leaders. It is estimated to cost approximately $100 million and will be funded through a combination of private investment, public grants, and tax incentives. Construction is expected to begin in 2023 and is estimated to take several years to complete. Upon completion, Euclid Avenue will once again be a vibrant hub of commerce, culture, and history, serving as a testament to Cleveland’s rich heritage and promising future.