The historic street has seen a 12% increase in vacancies since 2020
With a third of its commercial properties vacant, historic Coventry Village in Cleveland Heights is battling a sea change. While new restaurants and shops have debuted or will soon open their doors, closures have stacked up leaving the charming neighborhood feeling emptier than it has in a long while.
Public Art Initiatives: Including commissioning three murals and temporary art in the windows of vacant storefronts, aiming not only to beautify but also to support local artists and embrace the region's rich artistic heritage. Activating Spaces with Pop-Ups: To facilitate local entrepreneurs and merchants in establishing short-term pop-up stores in vacant storefronts, potentially leading to long-term tenancies.
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