Our Business Parks and Properties

Building the Future, Site by Site

In Cleveland, we’re doing more than preparing land—we’re preparing for the future. By assembling underutilized sites and aligning public and private investment, we’re creating the conditions for residents to thrive without having to leave the city to build a better life.
This strategy isn’t just good for neighborhoods—it’s good for business. Companies need development-ready sites with infrastructure, workforce access, and room to grow. By tackling decades of disinvestment, we’re unlocking the potential of our industrial corridors to attract job creators, spark innovation, and drive inclusive economic growth.

Midline 4C: 7000 Central 

Redevelopment Opportunity
Adaptive reuse potential for modern manufacturing, food production, etc.

Total Area 183,000 sq. ft. structure, 10-acre parcel

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SCIP 1B: National Acme

Once a symbol of decline and disinvestment, the former National Acme property is now being reborn as a hub for jobs, innovation, and neighborhood revitalization.
Total Size: 37 acres (13.3-acre National Acme site + 22-acre adjacent shovel-ready site)
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SCIP 3B: Former General Electric

Cleveland is rewriting the playbook on how cities solve tough challenges—and it starts with transforming overlooked industrial land into engines of opportunity.
Size: 27 acres
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Midline 5: 7500 Sherman Ave.

The Midline 5B property is part of the Kinsman-Union Community. The Kinsman neighborhood itself has deep roots.

Total Size: 20 acres

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“By addressing our decades-old inventory of deteriorated sites, we can revitalize neighborhoods, attract job creators, and create new opportunity for Clevelanders.”

Justin Bibb

Cleveland Mayor