A vibrant waterfront neighborhood offering exceptional residential, retail and office space. Opening 2010.
Woman walking her dog.An embracing couple amidst an art/street fair.
  • Boutique hotel
  • 10-Screen cinema
  • 20,000 sq. ft. gourmet market
  • Casual and fine dining
  • 525,000 sq. ft. of Class A office space
  • Inviting open space and parks
  • Clubs and entertainment venues
  • Full-service health club
  • Bookstore & café
  • More than 400 residential units
  • Unique regional apparel and home furnishing collections, specialty shops & galleries
Artist’s rendering of a wide aerial shot of the Flats East Bank.

Creating a dynamic experience only a neighborhood on the water can offer

Along the waterfront in downtown Cleveland, a brand new neighborhood with unobstructed views and 'round-the-clock vitality is taking shape.

The Flats East Bank neighborhood is rising on 24 acres along the banks of the Cuyahoga River and Lake Erie. The development blends diverse features including a stimulating residential district, state-of-the-art offices, a boutique hotel and engaging restaurant and entertainment experiences, all with stunning vistas of the waterfront and the downtown skyline.

The centerpiece of this distinctive pedestrian-friendly neighborhood will be its imaginative public spaces, tree-lined boulevards and a publicly accessible riverwalk, creating inviting "people places" to gather, relax and enjoy life.

A rare, ground-floor opportunity to build a new neighborhood of grand proportion on prized urban waterfront property, the Cleveland Flats is being reborn into a world-class community where people will live, work, shop, dine, stay and play.

Opening Summer 2010.

News & Press

Flats Project To Move Forward
The developers of the $522 million Flats East Bank neighborhood say that despite worsening economic conditions, they still intend to move forward with the project.

A Statement From Flats East Development LLC Regarding Eaton’s Potential New World Headquarters
We have been aware since Eaton announced plans to relocate that it has been considering several sites that would accommodate a campus-like setting.