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Commercial Contractors CCLB 12-22-08 A 85 CCLB 12/3/2008 10:22 AM Page 1 DECEMBER 22, 2008-JANUARY 4, 2009 WWW.CRAINSCLEVELAND.COM CRAIN’S CLEVELAND BUSINESS 85 Total retail COMMERCIAL Shopping center area Total Address (square number Rank Phone/Web site feet) of stores Mall manager The Cascades of Brimfield CONTRACTORS 14 3975 Cascades Blvd., Kent 44240 650,000 12 Norm Slemenda (216) 896-5609/www.kowitpassov.com Severance Town Center RANKED BY FTE LOCAL EMPLOYEES (1) 15 3640 Mayfield Road, Cleveland Heights 44118 633,000 34 Peter N. Radanovich (216) 381-5762/www.pinetreecommercial.com Company Local FTE Cleveland-area Avon Commons Address employees projects 16 35974 Detroit Road, Avon 44011 631,277 39 Chris Goodrich Rank Phone/Web site 6/30/2008 started 2007 Top local executive (216) 381-2900/www.first-interstate.com Cleveland Construction Inc. Jon D. Small Great Northern Plazas 1 8620 Tyler Blvd., Mentor 44060 864 6 president 17 25859 Great Northern Blvd., North Olmsted 44070 627,060 N/A Hannah Russo (440) 255-8000/www.clevelandconstruction.com (216) 755-5500/www.ddr.com Rudolph/Libbe Inc. Westgate (1) 450 95 David L. Boyer 2 29313 Clemens Road, Suite 2-H, Westlake 44145 general manager Center Ridge Road & W. 210th St., Fairview Park 600,000 55 Jim Ottobre (440) 250-9375/www.rlcos.com 18 44116 (440) 324-6610 Donley's Inc. Malcolm M. Donley 3 5430 Warner Road, Cleveland 44125 225 16 president and CEO Legacy Village (216) 524-6800/www.donleyinc.com 19 25001 Cedar Road, Lyndhurst 44124 571,555 55 Marcie Gilmore (216) 382-3871/www.legacy-village.com Fortney & Weygandt Inc. Robert L. Fortney 4 31269 Bradley Road, North Olmsted 44070 210 111 president Ridge Park Square (440) 716-4000/www.fortneyweygandt.com 20 4798 Ridge Road, Brooklyn 44144 562,101 45 N/A (216) 464-5255/www.zeislermorgan.com The Ruhlin Co. James L. Ruhlin 4 6931 Ridge Road, Sharon Center 44274 210 11 president, CEO Macedonia Commons (330) 239-2800/www.ruhlin.com 21 8210 Macedonia Commons Blvd., Macedonia 44056 543,987 37 Hannah Russo (216) 755-5500/www.ddr.com Panzica Construction Co. Anthony M. Panzica 6 739 Beta Drive, Mayfield Village 44143 150 NA president, CEO The Shops at Marketplace (440) 442-4300/www.panzica.com 22 Aurora Road & Marketplace Drive, Bainbridge 44202 536,730 11 Bennett Kest (561) 741-6100/www.mcgillpropertygroup.com Gilbane Building Co. Thomas M. Laird Jr. 7 1621 Euclid Ave., Suite 1830, Cleveland 44115 144 7 senior vice president Marketplace at Four Corners (216) 771-6100/www.gilbaneco.com regional manager 23 Aurora Road & Marketplace Drive, Bainbridge 44202 535,922 33 Bennett Kest (561) 741-6100/www.mcgillpropertygroup.com D-A-S Construction Co. John A. Pumper 8 9500 Midwest Ave., Cleveland 44125 83 152 chairman of the City View Center (216) 662-5577/www.dasconstruction.com board 24 I-480 & Transportation Blvd., Garfield Heights 44125 507,000 24 Bennett Kest (216) 491-9094/www.kestproperties.com The Austin Co. 9 6095 Parkland Blvd., Cleveland 44124 78 2 Patrick B. Flanagan Stow Community Shopping Center (440) 544-2600/www.theaustin.com 25 Kent Road, Stow 44224 501,188 N/A Hannah Russo (216) 755-5500/www.ddr.com Drake Construction Co. Steve Ciuni 10 1545 E. 18th St., Cleveland 44114 60 15 president Crocker Park (216) 664-6500/www.drakeconstructionco.com 26 Crocker & Detroit Roads, Westlake 44145 500,000 N/A Hank Rapport Source: Information is supplied by the companies unless footnoted. Crain’s Cleveland Business RESEARCHED BY (216) 464-2860/www.crockerpark.com does not independently verify the information and there is no guarantee these listings are Deborah W. Hillyer and Crossings at Golden Link 26 500,000 8 N/A complete or accurate. We welcome all responses to our lists and will include omitted Kim Ratliff-Null Aurora Road & State Route 8, Macedonia 44056 information or clarifications in coming issues. The Book of Lists and enhanced versions of Rosemont Commons Shopping Center most lists, with more companies, are available to purchase at www.crainscleveland.com. 26 Route 18 & Cleveland-Massilon Road, Fairlawn 44333 500,000 20 Hank Rapport (1) Employees working in Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain Mahoning Medina, Portage, Stark and Summit counties. (216) 464-2860/www.starkenterprises.com Wadsworth Crossings Williams Reserve & state Route 261, Wadsworth 500,000 10 Bennett Kest 26 44281 SHOPPING CENTERS (216) 896-6430/www.kestproperties.com Plaza at Chapel Hill 30 Howe Ave. & Main St., Cuyahoga Falls 44221 494,000 47 Michael M. Fratus RANKED BY TOTAL RETAIL AREA (216) 464-5550/www.visconsi.com Meadowbrook Market Square Total retail Total 31 Northfield & Rockside Roads, Bedford 44146 475,000 N/A N/A Shopping center area number (216) 741-7527/www.goudreau-management.com Address (square of Eastgate Shopping Center Rank Phone/Web site feet) stores Mall manager 32 SOM Center & Mayfield Roads, Mayfield Heights 44124 472,500 25 N/A 440-498-7500 Westfield SouthPark 1 I 71 & Route 82, Strongsville 44136 1,675,000 N/A Michael L. McIntosh Willoughby Commons Shopping Center (440) 238-9199/www.westfield.com/southpark 33 36363 Euclid Ave., Willoughby 44094 460,669 16 Chris Goodrich (216) 381-2900/www.first-interstate.com Randall Park Mall 2 20801 Miles Road, North Randall 44128 1,400,000 N/A Andrea M. Ferraro Lighthouse Village 450,000 2 Vicky Jablonski (216) 663-1252 34 Leavitt Road & Tower Blvd., Lorain 44053 Great Lakes Mall Tower City Center 3 7850 Mentor Ave., Mentor 44060 1,306,016 125 Tony Pestyk 35 230 W. Huron Road, Cleveland 44113 370,017 100 Lisa A. Kreiger (440) 255-6900/www.simon.com (216) 623-4750/www.towercitycenter.com Westfield Great Northern Golden Gate Shopping Center 4 4954 Great Northern Mall, North Olmsted 44070 1,200,000 150 Kurt Reddick 36 6420 Mayfield Road, Mayfield Heights 44124 360,598 48 Eli Miller (440) 734-6304/www.westfield.com/greatnorthern (440) 885-1808 Midway Mall Shoppes at Willoughby Hills 5 3343 Midway Mall Blvd., Elyria 44035 1,107,101 140 Mark Bressler 37 27625 Chardon Road, Willoughby Hills 44092 359,410 14 Hannah Russo (440) 324-6610/www.midwaymallshopping.com (866) 481-4555/www.ddr.com Parmatown Mall Fairlawn Town Centre 6 7899 W. Ridgewood Drive, Parma 44129 992,000 120 Nick Rudy 38 2855 W. Market St., Fairlawn 44333 348,449 40 Elise Bennett (440) 885-2090/www.parmatown.com (330) 836-9174/www.edensandavant.com Beachwood Place Streetsboro Crossing 7 26300 Cedar Road, Beachwood 44122 975,000 120 Rob Clake 39 State Routes 303, 43 & 14, Streetsboro 44241 341,000 12 Michael M. Fratus (216) 464-9460/www.beachwoodplace.com (216) 464-5550/www.visconsi.com Chapel Hill Mall Greens of Strongsville 8 2000 Brittain Road, Akron 44310 865,000 120 Glenn Miller 40 18200 Royalton Road, Strongsville 44136 325,000 N/A Mike Leon (330) 633-7100/www.chapelhillmall.com (216) 464-2000 The Strip Medwick Marketplace 9 I-77 & Portage Road, North Canton 44720 800,000 35 Hank Rapport 40 1105 N. Court St., Medina 44256 325,000 31 Albert Silvera (216) 464-2860/www.starkenterprises.com (212) 619-3700 Southland Shopping Center Hawthorne Valley Shopping Center 10 Pearl Road & W. 130th St., Middleburg Heights 44130 778,500 46 Michael M. Fratus 42 23000 Broadway Ave., Oakwood Village 44146 317,380 7 Chris Goodrich (216) 464-5550/www.visconsi.com (216) 381-2900/www.first-interstate.com Southgate USA Shopping Center Source: Information is supplied by the companies unless footnoted. Crain's RESEARCHED BY 11 20950 Libby Road, Maple Heights 44137 775,944 121 Denise Armstrong Cleveland Business does not independently verify the information and there is no Deborah W. Hillyer (216) 663-3850/www.southgateusa.com guarantee these listings are complete or accurate. We welcome all responses to and Kim Ratliff-Null Steelyard Commons our lists and will include omitted information or clarifications in coming issues. The 12 3447 Steelyard Drive, Cleveland 44109 731,500 35 Chris Goodrich (216) 381-2900/www.first-interstate.com Book of Lists and enhanced versions of most lists, with more companies, are available to purchase at www.crainscleveland.com. (1) Ownership of the mall is a Cobblestone Square joint venture of Centro, The Richard E. Jacobs Group and Transwestern Investment 13 5500 Abbe Road, Sheffield Village 44035 680,000 N/A Joseph W. Khouri (440) 892-6800/www.carnegiecorp.com Co. Originally published March 24, 2008. CCLB 12-22-08 A 86 CCLB 12/3/2008 10:22 AM Page 1 86 CRAIN’S CLEVELAND BUSINESS WWW.CRAINSCLEVELAND.COM DECEMBER 22, 2008-JANUARY 4, 2009 LARGEST INDUSTRIAL LARGEST SUBURBAN PARKS OFFICE PROPERTIES RANKED BY TOTAL ACRES RANKED BY NET RENTABLE SQUARE FOOTAGE Number Net Industrial Park of Name rentable Square Leasing agent Address Total acres Property manager Address square feet Leasing company Rank Web site acres occupied Phone number Rank Phone feet available Phone Strongsville Business and Technology Park City of Strongsville Summit Office Park Foltz Parkway, Strongsville 44149 1,693 1,237 Mary Izant 1 (440) 580-3100 1 4700 Rockside Road, Independence 44131 525,000 173,000 (216) 687-1800 www.strongsville.org/content/strongsville_business_park.asp (216) 642-1105 Liverpool Industrial Park Bob Johnson Embassy Corporate Park 2 900 400 Tom Karcher Innovation Drive, Valley City 44280 (330) 723-7440 2 4000 Embassy Pkwy., Suite 400, Akron 44333 467,363 67,384 (330) 668-4000 (330) 668-4000 Twinsburg Industrial Park 3 Highland Road/Enterprise Drive/Case Parkway/Pinnacle 571 530 Park Center Plaza I, II & III Doug Leary and Parkway/Edison Blvd., Twinsburg 44087 3 6100-6150-6050 Oak Tree Blvd., Independence 44131 417,071 66,360 Bob Leibold (216) 643-6000 (216) 643-6424 Akcan Industrial Park DeHoff 4 Mt.
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