Last May, one of my “Z-Notes” featured a story about Brooklyn, New York — which noted that “‘Brooklyn’ is now a byword for cool from Paris to Sweden to the Middle East.“Last month, Fortune Magazine listed “our bets for 2014′s breakout towns” — and said that Cleveland could be one of the “New Brooklyns.”
Last month, Fortune Magazine listed “our bets for 2014′s breakout towns” — and said that Cleveland could be one of the “New Brooklyns.”
“The city is in the midst of a downtown revival that has seen not one, not two, but three Williamsburg-esque neighborhoods emerge: Tremont, Ohio City and Gordon Square.” The CLE — at the corner of hip and chic!
