April 5, 2021 1:59 PM
by: Stan Bullard, Senior Reporter
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A Mentor mystery has been solved. The widely reported "unidentified national specialty retailer" that won approvals from the suburb for a store at 9470 Mentor Ave. is Trader Joe's, based at Monrovia, Calif.
 
A request for comment on an Ohio Liquor Permit request for Trader Joe's at that address is included on the Monday, April 5, Mentor City Council agenda.

January 19, 2020 04:00 AM
by: Stan Bullard, Senior Reporter
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Clear Choice Photo Booth, which provides camera kiosks and setups for people to take digital photos of themselves at events, has traded its location in a Westlake office/warehouse building for a 1900-vintage warehouse on a side street in Cleveland's Ohio City neighborhood.
 
David Hobrath, who owns Clear Choice Photo but takes the title of national sales manager, said the 8-year-old company needed more space to grow but also sought a more central location to attract talent in the future. When a staffer found the two-building complex with about 15,000 square feet of space on the Loopnet real estate listing site, it just clicked for the company.

NEWS RELEASE - March 12, 2018

Patrick Dowd, Vice President of Sequoia Realty Corp, brokered the sale of 7501 Carnegie Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio to Cleveland Food Hub. When Sequoia lists a property for sale, they take a multi-faceted approach to marketing including networking within the broker community. Through this networking it was Eliot Kijewski of Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate who was able to secure a buyer for the property.

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By Betsy Scott, The News-Herald

Greater Cleveland closed out 2016 with a low industrial real estate vacancy rate, thanks partly to Lake County.

NEWS RELEASE - January 12, 2017

A 1960 episode of the Twilight Zone titled "A Stop At Willoughby" describes the town as a place filled with "sunlight and serenity." Jim Danford would agree with this cheery depiction of Willoughby. In 1983,  Danford and his brother Robert purchased the Historic US Bank Building in the heart of bustling downtown Willoughby.

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