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20150608-NEWS--1-NAT-CCI-CL_-- 6/5/2015 3:20 PM Page 1 $2.00/JUNE 8 - 14, 2015 The importing of foreign steel to Ohio mills has become a big topic of debate in the industry — P. 3 The return of Cuyahoga County’s commercial docket is ‘happening,’ but likely will take a while — P. 3 Interest is through roof Plenty of grocers NBA Finals might be 70% city’s biggest-ever Year-over-year setting sales price media event and its increase for Cavs tickets hottest ticket since ’95 on Flash up shop Seats during By KEVIN KLEPS the regular Competition in area is [email protected] season Len Komoroski, the CEO of the Cleve- getting pretty intense land Cavaliers and Quicken Loans Arena, believes the NBA Finals is the biggest me- By STAN BULLARD dia event in the city’s history. [email protected] The NBA’s championship series, which features the Cavs for just the second time 750 Grocery retailers from Meijer Inc. to Whole Foods Market are starting in its 69-year history, is also producing Out-of-town what might be Northeast Ohio’s most to set the table for more competition coveted tickets in at least 20 years. media for consumers’ dollars in Northeast “It’s really strong — on par with the ’95 members Ohio. World Series,” Mark Klang, owner of The busiest retail sector — far sur- Mayfield Village-based Amazing Tickets expected passing apparel and electronics re- Inc., said of the market for Games 3, 4 and to be at The Q tailing — promises to get far busier as Grand Rapids, Mich.-based Mei- 6 in Cleveland. for Game 3 Numbers provided to Crain’s by sec- jer has acknowledged interest but ondary-market brokers, as well as the has not consummated deals to add tracking of sales on Flash Seats, the sec- its hypermarket stores in Avon, Bain- ondary marketplace operated by Dan bridge Township, Stow and North Gilbert-owned Veritix, back up Klang’s Canton. claim. Meantime, Phoenix-based Fresh SeatGeek content analyst Chris Leyden $5M Thyme Farmers Market has surfaced said the average sales price for Game 3 of as a potential tenant for Golden Gate the NBA Finals on Tuesday, June 9, at The Estimated Shopping Center in Mayfield Q was $1,196. The market for the NBA Fi- economic Heights after opening two stores downstate in the past year. nals openers at Golden State (Game 1 was impact of each producing an average sale of $1,325 on The competition will be intense as the eve of the June 4 tipoff of the series) NBA Finals Northeast Ohio is losing mouths to and Cleveland was stronger than any Fi- game held feed, not gaining them. nals game in at least the last five years, ac- The most recent population esti- cording to SeatGeek. in Cleveland mate by the U.S. Census Bureau TiqIQ — like SeatGeek, a New York- shows that Cuyahoga, Geauga, based broker — wasn’t tracking sales Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage and prices as high as its competitor (an aver- Summit counties combined lost al- age sale of $947 for Game 1 and $937 for most 45,000 people in the last five Game 3), but the company said the ticket years. market for the 2015 Finals was better than P. 7 Although the Meijer stores are any since it started analyzing Finals data bound for outer-ring suburbs where in 2010. More facts home construction has gained some Amazing Tickets’ Klang, who sells his and figures, population from neighboring coun- vast collection of season tickets on his ties due to slow growth in housing website, said that once the Cavs-Warriors breaking down development, convenience only See INTEREST, page 6 the NBA Finals. See GROCERS, page 25 23 7 ALSO INSIDE: MIDDLE MARKET NEWSPAPER A step-by-step look at companies’ blueprints for Entire contents © 2015 74470 83781 producing quality products ■ Pages 17-23 by Crain Communications Inc. Vol. 36, No. 23 0 PLUS: ADVISER ■ TAX TIPS ■ CONTENT MARKETING ■ & MORE 20150608-NEWS--2-NAT-CCI-CL_-- 6/5/2015 11:26 AM Page 1 Small Business Matters i Want more information and resources on this week's topics, ideas and events? Go to www.cose.org/smallbizmatters. 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