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Cultural hub located two miles from downtown
Located between University Circle and downtown Cleveland, Midtown Cleveland’s culture isn't just a part of life—it is life. This neighborhood is a vibrant mosaic of heritage and tradition, where colorful murals tell stories of its past and present, and where the aroma of diverse cuisines fills the air. Midtown Cleveland cherishes its rich heritage, from the historic Agora Theater and Ballroom to historical landmarks like the Dunham Tavern Museum, and events like One World Day celebrating the diverse culture of the community. This is all while embracing ongoing transformation through significant investments in preservation and development, including adding trails, greenspaces, and public art along the Penn Square corridor of the neighborhood. "Midtown connects the vibrant University Circle area—which hosts Case Western Reserve University, various museums, the Botanical Gardens, the Cleveland Orchestra, as well as The Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals main campuses—to downtown and all of the restaurants and professional sports venues Cleveland is famous for," says Realtor Sophie Boehlen of Premier Heights Realty.
Angie’s Soul Cafe serves up soul food favorites
Koko Bakery serves cakes, pastries, and bubble tea, while The Cleveland Bagel Company offers bagels, breakfast sandwiches, coffee, and cold brew. Gust Gallucci’s Italian Foods, a neighborhood staple for over a century, provides a variety of Italian delicacies. Angie’s Soul Cafe, with over 25 years across three generations, offers soulful comfort food like baked chicken, fried pork chops, and sides such as black-eyed peas and candied yams. For groceries, locals shop at Dave’s Market and Eatery Midtown or Aldi, with additional essentials available at Dollar General. The Shops at Church Square include a variety of retailers from Family Dollar to DTLR and Subway.
Midtown Cleveland's Gust Gallucci's is known for their selection of fine Italian imported goods.
The best friend chicken in town can be found at Angie's Soul Cafe in Midtown Cleveland.
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One World Day celebrates all cultures withing the neighborhood
Each year, a Lunar New Year celebration features cultural dancing, traditions, people in native clothing, and food trucks. The annual One World Day, hosted by the Cleveland Cultural Gardens, showcases the music, dance, and traditions of the neighborhood's diverse ethnic groups. In August, there is a neighborhood kickball tournament. The Agora Theater and Ballroom, a historic venue, hosts performances ranging from rock concerts to theatrical productions. The Dunham Tavern Museum & Gardens, the oldest building on its original site in Cleveland, offers a unique glimpse into early Ohio life.
Houses of worship add to the cultural fabric of Midtown Cleveland. Institutions like The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Masjid Bilal of Cleveland highlight the neighborhood's religious diversity. The Morgan Conservatory, known for growing its materials for handmade paper, represents the neighborhood's dedication to preserving and celebrating its artistic heritage.
Friendly competition at the Midtown Kickball Tournament brings the community together.
Midtown Cleveland is home to the world famous Agora theater.
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Ride the RTA through Cleveland
The extensive Cleveland RTA bus network, with major routes running down Euclid Avenue, keeps residents connected. Large, pedestrian-friendly sidewalks make walking accessible, while the proximity to highways like Interstate 71 and Interstate 480 offers quick access for drivers. Midtown Cleveland is 13 miles from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport and two miles from downtown.
Property values increasing with additional developments
Midtown Cleveland boasts a variety of housing options reflecting its blend of history and modern growth. New townhomes with large front lawns are popping up, while many older houses have been converted into multifamily residences. Programs like Henrietta Homes provide rent-to-own opportunities, making homeownership accessible. "The proximity to Downtown and University Circle, and what both of these have to offer, as well as the modern architecture and amenities, are enticing young professional renters and buyers to move to the area," says Sophie Boehlen. Colonial-style homes range from $54,000 to $193,000, while multifamily homes range from $48,000 to $345,000. The median home price is $150,500. The housing market is competitive, with properties ranging from historic homes to modern apartments, attracting young professionals, especially those in the medical field due to the proximity of Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals. “The biggest shifts that we are seeing are in the number of new construction projects, including single-family homes, that are underway, and the number of real estate investors who are showing interest in this area. As a result, prices of all properties, including those that require a complete rehab, have appreciated rapidly,” Boehlen says. Future development at Penn Square, a corridor in the neighborhood, will add new housing, commercial spaces, and a retail district, and the City of Cleveland is improving the East 55th Street corridor to ensure safe connections and easy transit access. The neighborhood has a CAP Index crime score of nine representing a higher-than-average rate of activity in the area.
Midtown Cleveland has quick and easy access to a wide variety of amenities.
Medical centers are starting to emerge in the heart of Midtown Cleveland.
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Cleveland Cultural Gardens has exhibits from cultures nationwide
Grant Park, with its playground and splash pad, is a favorite among families. Longfellow Playground is another park with a playground for children to play. The Cleveland Cultural Gardens offer landscaped plots dedicated to various ethnic groups, providing a serene environment for walking, picnicking, and a rentable space for events.
MAGNET hosts a STEM themed park and playground at their Midtown Cleveland location.
After One World Day Parade, attendees often explore the Cultural Gardens near Midtown Cleveland.
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Campus International High School students learn from a global curriculum
Students can attend George Washington Carver, a pre-kindergarten through eighth grade school with a D+ Niche rating. High school students can attend Campus International High School, a C-minus rated school, which emphasizes a global curriculum, preparing students for a connected world. After graduation, many students attend Cleveland State University, a nearby public school.
Children are offered a great education at George Washington Carver in Midtown Cleveland.
Students in the Midtown Cleveland can attend Campus International High School.
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Parks in this Area
Kirtland Park
Otter Park
Wade Oval
Botanical Gardens
Multi-Purpose Field
Scranton Flats
Bike Trails
Trails
River
Fannie M Lewis Community Park at League Park
David E. Davis Sculpture Garden
Trails
Grant Park
Transit
Airport
Cleveland-Hopkins International
25 min drive
Bus
E 79th St & Euclid Av
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E 59th St & Euclid Av
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Cedar Av & E 28th St
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E 55th St & Carnegie Av
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E 55th St & Central Av
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Cedar Av & E 36th St
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Cedar Av & E 71st St
Midtown Cleveland Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Midtown Cleveland, Cleveland sell after 92 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Midtown Cleveland, Cleveland over the last 12 months is $485,000, down 30% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Welcome to a rare opportunity to own a 7-bedroom duplex in a rapidly developing area near the Cleveland Clinic. This high-yield property features 4 bedrooms upstairs and 3 bedrooms downstairs, with vinyl siding, vinyl windows, new construction homes on the street, a neighborhood pool nearby, and a playground directly across the street. Strong rental demand and excellent long-term growth
Welcome to this newer built townhouse that is move-in-ready! This home boasts three spacious bedrooms and three bathrooms. With plenty of living space, there is room for entertainment with family and friends. Enjoy the convenience of an attached two car garage. This location is great for your everyday needs. Do not miss your chance to view this property today, schedule your private showing!
Great opportunity to build in the heart of Cleveland! Vacant residential lot located at 2169 E 36th St, just minutes from Downtown, Cleveland State University, and the Cleveland Clinic. Situated in a rapidly developing area with new construction and revitalization all around. The lot is directly across from a beautiful community garden and urban farm, adding a unique charm to the neighborhood.
Now leasing studio, one, and two bedroom flats in our new building! Come home to Foundry Lofts and discover an unparalleled work-life balance. Located in the heart of Midtown and Cleveland’s Health-Tech Corridor, our community is ideal for everyone no matter if you work in healthcare or looking for an apartment that's minutes from Playhouse Square Theatre District! At Foundry Lofts, we
Located near downtown Cleveland this beautifully maintained historic brownstone, offers an updated one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment with the perfect blend of classic charm and modern convenience. Situated on the main floor of a well-kept 8-unit multi-family property, this cozy apartment features fresh updates throughout while retaining the timeless appeal of its architectural roots. Enjoy a
Affordable Living, Downtown! University Studios is located on the Health Line (Euclid Corridor), minutes away from EVERY downtown convenience! This apartment community is great for college students, as it is within walking distance from the campus! Parking onsite and free bus line is available to our student residents! Many amenities and conveniences will be offered to those who choose to call
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
5,400
Median Age
34
Population Density
6 ppl/acre
Population under 18
28.9%
Above the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
14.9%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$19,932
Significantly below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$32,457
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
72.9%
Below the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
14.1%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
6.1%
% Population in Labor Force
49.7%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
33''
Average Winter Low Temperature
24°F
Average Summer High Temperature
81°F
Annual Snowfall
64''
Area Factors
Bikeable
Bike Score®
61/ 100
Somewhat Walkable
Walk Score®
60/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
43/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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