The numbers are in. The Cleveland-area 2nd Quarter 2024 market reports have been released by CoStar. Mentor industrial vacancy rate stands at 1.3%, office vacancy at 3.0%, and retail vacancy at 6.5%. Learn more at www.cityofmentor.com/news.
City of Mentor, Ohio
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Mentor, Ohio is a dynamic, business-friendly community whose continued success is built upon sustained growth in manufacturing and retail. Our city offers attractive investment incentives, advanced site selection services, as well as international trade assistance – all customized to fit the needs of your business. For the past several decades, Mentor’s traditional business environment has evolved, incorporating biomedical, aerospace and polymer clusters to our already robust advanced manufacturing base. Today, over 1,700 companies with more than 59,000 employees, including major corporations, manufacturers, retailers, specialty shops and small businesses, call Mentor their home. Over 325 independent and chain retailers occupy 3.3 million square feet of prime retail space in our city. They are supported by a community of 47,159 with 263,800 potential shoppers located within ten miles. Mentor continues to focus its attention both domestically and internationally on the needs of its business partners. We invite you to discover all the reasons why Mentor is the right location for your growing business needs. Learn more at www.mentormeansbusiness.com.
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- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- Mentor, Ohio
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- Government Agency
- Founded
- 1963
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8500 Civic Center Blvd.
Mentor, Ohio 44060, US
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NAIOP of Northern Ohio recently awarded CT Consultants Project of the Year in the Landscape Architecture and Placemaking category in recognition of our Broadmoor School project! (picture L-R are Richard Washington, Kevin Malecek, and Nora Hoxha) The judges stated, "The jury was impressed by the thoughtful distribution of materials and activities throughout the project. By foregoing the usual, rote exercise of generic playground design, the designers and their client recognized that an investment of this kind needs to engage its inhabitants in fresh and unexpected ways while balancing the needs of diverse client abilities and costs for a successful outcome."
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