Residences at 668

Cleveland,
OH
(2008)

Residences at 668

Historic Rehabilitation, Mixed-use, Retail

Investment

NMTC Amount: $20,475,000
Total Project Cost: $69,854,646

IMPACT

90 FTE jobs
200 construction jobs

CDEs

Cleveland Development Advisors, National City New Market Fund

Investor

PNC

Project Description

Once the largest unoccupied building on Euclid Avenue, Residences at 668 is now home to affordable apartment units as well as office and retail space. The historic redevelopment and adaptive reuse of the former William Taylor and Son department store, built in 1870, was one of the first projects to successfully utilize the Ohio State Historic Preservation Tax Credit.

MAP

Address: 668 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44112

Census Tract: 39035151400

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