CLEVELAND (AP) — Downtown Cleveland, where Ohio’s first casino opened in May, is gaining 232 apartments but at the cost of a hotel and its 100 jobs.
The developer K&D Group of Willoughby plans to close the Embassy Suites hotel in December and convert the space to apartments like the rest of its high-rise building.
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