15 years after Euclid Corridor Project, MidTown sees steady returns on the investment

CLEVELAND — When the construction of Progressive Field forced Gallucci's Italian Foods to relocate in 1988 from what become the Guardians' third base side, they found a spot at East 66th Street and Euclid Avenue.

"There have been over $10 billion of investment along the Euclid Corridor since the Healthline opened almost 15 years ago,” said Ashley Shaw, executive director of MidTown Cleveland. And at East 66th Street, you'll find the new headquarters for the Cleveland Foundation. It sits directly across from Gallucci's on the old warehouse site, and on the old Hotel Bruce site, construction is underway on what will be the MidTown Collaboration Center featuring office space, research and training centers.

“Like a warzone, that's what it looked like,” Frank Bihari of Cleveland said. “We wouldn't have been eating out here.""And I could have walked here, but probably then I wouldn't walk here, but now I would," Dills said.

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