In a sign that transit-oriented development is coming of age in Cleveland, University Circle officials are making progress in their push to get RTA to relocate the E. 120th Street Rapid station to Mayfield Road. The move would significantly raise the value and buzz around a proposal to convert a collection of surface lots into a condo/retail development in the heart of University Circle's Uptown district, they argue. Read more.
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