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Downtown anchors and generators within walking distance of nuCLEus include:

• East 9th Street Financial District• Quicken Loans Arena• Progressive Field• Cleveland Convention Center• Medical Mart• Playhouse Square• The Horseshoe Casino• The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame• East 4th Street District• First Energy Stadium

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“As the legend goes, when the phoenix resurrects from the flames, she is even more beautiful than before.”

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11.5 million visitors were drawn to downtown Cleveland in 2013. Cleveland burst into 2014 with notable momentum. New projects in process account for almost two billion dollars of new development over the next three years. According to the Downtown Cleveland Alliance (DCA) housing development and business expansion is a direct result of the Millennial generation’s desire for walkable, work-live-play urban environments and the global movement back to the world’s urban centers.

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INTRODUCING LANEWAYSnuCLEus will introduce laneways to downtown Cleveland, a unique form of urban place making originating in Melbourne, Australia. The laneway at nuCLEus will be a tight intimate space that offers al fresco eateries, one-off shops and cozy little bars, all nestled side-by-side in a unique alley setting with its own individual character and charm.*

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Cleveland State University

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16. District17. Flaming Ice Cube18. Flannery’s Pub19. Hard Rock Café20. Hodge’s21. Horseshoe Casino Cleveland22. Houlihan’s23. House of Blues24. Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse25. Johnny’s Downtown26. Kevin’s Martini Bar & Pickwick & Frolic27. Lola Bistro28. Mallorca29. Metropolitan Café30. Morton’s The Steakhouse31. Muse32. Osteria Di Valerio 33. Pimentos34. Potbelly Sandwich Shop35. Pura Vida by Brandt Evans36. Red37. Saigon38. Society Lounge39. Stonetown40. Sushi 8641. Sweetwater’s Café Sausalito42. Table 9 Restaurant & Lounge43. Taza: A Lebanese Grill44. The Greenhouse Tavern45. Tilted Kilt46. Urban Farmer47. Winking Lizard Tavern48. XO Prime Steaks

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