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Smaller buildings aren’t getting the breaks in Downtown Cleveland lately. Doesn’t matter if they’re historic or not. NEOtrans has been writing lately about the 143-year-old Gilman Building facing its demise for a mixed-use development in the Warehouse District.
A newer building, the 1963-built Walter G. Whitlatch Building, 1910 Carnegie Ave., was acquired in June by the Ohio Department of Transportation. It submitted a demolition permit Monday to the city so the building could be demolished for the Inner Belt highway’s Central Interchange redesign…