SCIP 3B: Former General Electric

From Legacy Industrial Site to Engine of Opportunity

Ready for Development: October 2026

Bounded by E 152nd and Norfolk Southern Railway, this 27-acre site is ideal for Large Scale Manufacturing Facilities

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

SCIP 3B: GE

1133 E 152 ST
Cleveland, OH

Cleveland is rewriting the playbook on how cities solve tough challenges, starting with transforming overlooked industrial land into engines of opportunity. Strategically positioned for regional distribution, SCIP 3B: GE is the ideal site for large-scale manufacturing across a wide range of industries, including aerospace and defense, advanced manufacturing, and electronic device production. The site could employ Cleveland residents at family-sustaining wages, revitalizing a neighborhood while reusing a legacy industrial site to anchor future growth in Collinwood.

SCIP 3B: GE represents a rare opportunity to reimagine one of Cleveland’s industrial assets for modern use.

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Why SCIP 3B: GE

Clean site ready to build

The site is clean, with no existing buildings. Phase I and Phase II environmental assessments have been completed, and preliminary site work is finished. This gives potential businesses and developers a faster timeline for construction, offering a rare opportunity in the City of Cleveland.

Electric, water, sewer, and gas lines are in place and able to expand service, providing convenient access for your business operations.

Access to over 800,000 workers and 15,986 engineers and
machinists within a 30-minute commute, specializing in precision machining, welding, composites, and advanced materials.
Steady talent pipeline supported by programs at institutions
like Case Western Reserve University, University of Akron, and partnerships with MAGNET or the Polymer Industry Cluster.

The site is made possible through a joint effort by SRF, General Electric, the City of Cleveland, and the Cuyahoga County Land Bank. It sits within one of SRF’s priority target areas. By working together with multiple public and private partners, SRF is able to move quickly for potential businesses.

Apart from industrial development, there are multiple new plans for the St. Clair Superior neighborhood, including new traffic design, a proposed Tax Increment Finance District, and a potential Opportunity Zone nomination. These strategies will be of great value to the site and will help attract potential investment.

INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT

GE is part of the Saint Clair Industrial Park (SCIP)

The Saint Clair Industrial Park (SCIP) is one of SRF and the City of Cleveland’s top focus areas. SRF has completed several major acquisitions in this area and partnered with the Cuyahoga County Land Bank to complete a major cleanup of the former National ACME site. With multiple sites at hand, SRF is able to connect growing businesses to opportunities within the same area, without disconnecting each campus.

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