Downtown Cleveland, after many decades of population loss, is currently undergoing a major renaissance supported by a robust housing market. Working with Downtown Cleveland Alliance (DCA) and a number of key civic stakeholders, Urban Partners assessed current market conditions for Downtown Cleveland and adjacent neighborhoods and estimated the housing need for 2030. Additionally, Urban Partners recommended a set of goals that pertain to housing policy and potential toolkits to promote a healthy and balanced housing market that expands and preserves housing opportunities for all residents.

Media coverage:

• Report shows demand for 6,800 more homes in downtown Cleveland by 2030 (Cleveland.com article)

• Study Projects More Growth for Downtown Cleveland (ideastream article and feature audio)

Link to full report:

• The Demand for Downtown Housing Calls for a Mix of Options in Downtown and the Surrounding Neighborhoods

For more information about this project, contact Isaac Kwon.