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CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, Ohio — In the heart of the Cedar Lee District , it rises the $60 million mixed-use development known as the Marquee at Cedar Lee. It brings together 200 luxury apartments and more than 8,500 square feet of commercial retail space. A combination that stands to serve as an anchor of future growth on what was an underutilized piece of land along Lee.
"The impact of the actual construction has been a little more than most of us anticipated,” she said. Burns took her concerns to Cleveland Heights City Council earlier this month, calling for more signage to improve way-finding for customers especially considering this project still has a ways to go. "We love this neighborhood and we want it to be vibrant and we were very excited about this new development and we want these businesses to still be here when it opens."
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