At The Avenue District, you can forget about nerve-shattering commutes and start enjoying the luxurious convenience of downtown living - where you're at the center of it all. Whether you enjoy the theater, museums, sporting events, music or hip nightspots, you'll get there with ease. And for your everyday needs, you'll find quick access to banks, shops, fine restaurants, gourmet markets, day spas, cutting-edge fitness centers and other amenities.
Choose from luxurious, maintenance-free lofts, townhomes and penthouses - all more affordable than you might imagine - with incredible savings from a 15-year tax abatement and 1.5% below market interest rates.
Take advantage of this opportunity to thrive in the vibrant atmosphere of the city, to get more out of life and make every day better - by making your new home The Avenue District. It's a better place to live.
The Avenue District is designed to be more than a place to live; it will be a unique, walkable neighborhood with green space and street-level shops and boutiques.
Enjoy a life of luxury and sophistication at the most prestigious address in town - The Avenue District at East 12th Street and St. Clair Avenue. Built by Zaremba, Northeast Ohio's premier homebuilder, The Avenue District reflects the highest, most innovative standards of urban architecture and design.
Green Building Information
- Neighborhood - walkable neighborhood, close to work, shopping, dining, multiple public transportation etc.
- Building Exterior - Well-insulated walls and roof, high-performance windows, operable windows for natural ventilation. Future green roof.
- Mechanical Systems and Energy Efficiency - Dense multi-family development is inherently energy-efficient by sharing common walls and limiting the exposed surface area for each unit. Heat recovered from exhaust air and returned to building - heat recovery equipment is an innovation not typically used in this region
- Indoor Air Quality - Ample fresh air supplied to each unit through mechanical system design.
- Material Conservation - Locally sourced products such as cabinets, brick, etc. reduce transportation costs and fuel consumption and contribute to the local economy. Maintaining exposed concrete ceilings reduces use of drywall and framing materials.