Mission Possible: Downtown Cleveland’s recovery and future

Mission Possible: The Downtown Cleveland Alliance is creating a model of a 4-season city.
For example, Winterland, the Juneteenth Freedom Fest or the Tall Ships Festival are destination events to experience a fun and bustling downtown. The Alliance is approaching a strong downtown from many fronts. But it hasn’t been with some challenges along the way.
So, what could the future of Downtown Cleveland could look like with the Alliance taking the lead?
Downtown is in a state of recovery after the pandemic, according to the Downtown Cleveland Alliance. Downtown Now is their new strategic plan that could lead to a more vibrate future.
“Downtowns thrive on bringing people together to live, work and play,” said Michael Deemer the President & CEO, Downtown Cleveland Alliance. “And the pandemic really undermined that, it undermined our ability as downtowns to bring people together.”

[@davidsauce5051]

I was born in Cleveland and will always have love for Downtown Cleveland,but let’s be for real a big chandelier,living spaces, and offices the answer? That’s the competition against other States like Los Angeles California,midtown NY, and Miami Florida? I’m moving to Los Angeles in a few months because it’s so much to do attractions,eatery’s just fun on the weekend after a hard week of work. That’s what Downtown missing and would make tons of money doing so.

[@thejoeyd9207]

If you bring more residences downtown, businesses should follow. It should also stop the sprawl that’s taxing on the region. Cleveland’s not going to compete with the largest cities in the country any time soon. But, if climate issues continue, NE Ohio will be very attractive because of its fresh water and legacy infrastructure.