St. Clair Superior

Restaurant lovers frequent this neighborhood, recognized by “Ethnic Eats” for having the largest concentration of ethnic restaurants in Cleveland. This melting pot of Asian, Latino, Eastern European and African American cultures is one of the most diverse neighborhoods in Cleveland. Today, young families live in affordable housing adjacent to artists who live and work in the neighboring warehouse lofts.

Neighborhood Gem

Formerly the home of an elevator company by the same name, Tyler Village is one of the largest redevelopment efforts ever undertaken in Cleveland, encompassing 1.2 million square feet of interior space on more than 10 acres of land.

According to Jamie Blackson Baker, executive director of St. Clair Superior Development Corp., “This building brings together bio-tech and art-related businesses in a truly innovative manner.”

High-tech businesses, furniture makers and instrument makers lease space next door to recyclers, artists, biotech companies and cabinet-makers. The tide has truly turned for these firms that have opted for a city location over their former homes in the suburbs.

Perhaps it was the attraction of an elevator cab in Building 31, the historic Tyler Headquarters building, rumored to share the distinction of being one of two remaining elevator cabs of its kind. Location of the other? Buckingham Palace.