Businesses that locate in Downtown Cleveland give themselves a leg up over their peers in recruiting top talent.
In a report published in conjunction with Cushman & Wakefield Real Estate and the George Washington University School of Business, Smart Growth America surveyed 500 business executives and concluded that talent recruitment and retention is a key consideration of businesses deciding to locate in a downtown. The Cleveland area ranks 8th in the United States, tied with Miami and Seattle, in the growth of college educated 25-34 year-olds. Downtown experienced a 136 percent increase in the number of residents who hold a four year or advanced degree between 2000 and 2014. Moreover, Downtown’s close proximity to multiple higher education facilities helps connect downtown businesses with top talent.
Read more about Downtown Cleveland in the reports below.
2021 Q1 Market Update
Historic Euclid Avenue Retail Corridor
2020 Downtown Cleveland Annual Report
Downtown Cleveland Q3 Market Update
2020 Downtown Q2 Market Update
2020 Downtown Q1 Market Update
2019 Downtown Cleveland Annual Report
2019 IDA Value of Downtown Cleveland
2019 Q3 Market Update
2019 Q2 Market Update
2018 Downtown Cleveland Annual Report
2018 Q3 Market Update
2018 Housng Demand Analysis
Q2 2018 Print Version
Q1 2018 Print Version
2017 Annual Report Printable Verson Q3 2017 Print Version
Q2 2017 Print Version Q1 2017 Print version State of Downtown 2016 Printable version here Q3 2016 Printable Version Q2 2016 Printable Version Q1 2016 Printable Version State of Downtown 2015 Printable Version Printable version here
Q4 2015 Printable Version
Q3 2015 Printable Version
Q2 2015 Printable Version
Q1 2015 Printable Version