In October 2004, Fairmount Properties celebrated the Grand Opening of First & Main, a 200,000 square foot mixed-use retail, office, hospitality and residential development in Hudson, Ohio's gracious and lively downtown historic district. This development serves a well-established market place which blends prosperous long-term residents with new young families, who have abundant disposable incomes that average more than $130,000. This broad trade area includes some of Cleveland's most coveted consumer groups and is characterized by many of Ohio's finest homes and educational Institutions. High quality national, regional and select local apparel, home furnishing and specialty retailers, along with a 20,000 square foot gourmet market and six award winning restaurants are set within three European styled main streets. This development is seamlessly integrated with Hudson's existing downtown district and features well known retailers such as Talbots, Ann Taylor Loft, Chico's, Coldwater Creek, Gymboree and JoS. A. Bank Clothier.

In 2002, Fairmount Properties won a national RFP competition to develop Brunswick Town Center which includes 300,000 square feet of retail, 75,000 square feet of office space and 300 residential homes. The residential portion of this development offers a variety of product types, including town-homes, condominiums, single-family homes and a grouping of upscale, high-end residences overlooking Brunswick Lake. The retail component features a vibrant main street which winds through the development and opens to an expansive outdoor gathering space at the bank of Brunswick Lake. Anchors of the retail development include a 75,000 square foot state-of-the-art Giant Eagle grocery store, (The very first LEED certified supermarket in the state of Ohio) and a 95,000 square foot Home Depot, each with non traditional layouts and facades conducive to a pedestrian scaled town center.

Fairmount Properties, in partnership with University Circle Incorporated and Case Western Reserve University, led the renovation and re-merchandising of the University's East building. Phase I is a mixed-use retail, residential and institutional-based College Town in the heart of University Circle's internationally known cultural center. Phase I construction, completed in the spring of 2004, added a number of new restaurants and specialty tenants along with outdoor seating, dining and recreation space. Phase II of College Town will be anchored by a Barnes and Noble College Bookstore as well as several local restaurants. This district caters to a significant student and daytime population in excess of 70,000 people.

A historic three story mixed use office building serving as the corporate headquarters for Fairmount Properties, The Riverstone Companies, Ohio Savings Bank and a 5,000 square foot two level restaurant.

This historic Walker and Weeks designed church is located on the eastern campus of Case Western Reserve University. Fairmount Properties led a redevelopment process resulting in the redevelopment of the entire property into an $8 million world headquarters facility for Nottingham Spirk, a product invention and development company with products that have had sales of over $30 billion.

Cleveland's Flats East Bank presents a rare, ground-floor opportunity to build a neighborhood of grand proportion on prized urban waterfront property.

The project will blend diverse features including 525,000 square feet of state-of-the-art offices, more than 400 upscale condominiums, apartments and townhomes and 300,000 square feet of retail space featuring a boutique hotel, athletic club, full-scale gourmet market, and engaging restaurant and entertainment experiences. The development has already received significant attention from prominent national retail and office tenants.

This $522 million development is the largest public-private project in Cleveland's history and aims to capitalize on one of Northeast Ohio's greatest natural resources– the waterfront.

Flats East Bank will offer stunning vistas of the waterfront and downtown skyline, and is just a short walk away from the central business district and minutes from Cleveland's first-class cultural, sports and entertainment offerings. The development will physically connect the Flats with pedestrian, vehicular and public transportation linkages- most notably the RTA waterfront line.

Flats East Bank is deigned to draw people to the riverfront with public amenities including a 1,200 foot riverfront boardwalk and more than two acres of greenspace. There will also be a market pavilion for street fairs, arts festivals, farmer's markets and concerts, riverside docking, and access to the Towpath Trail, a 100-mile-long stretch of the Ohio and Erie Canal Corridor used by three million pedestrians and bicyclists each year.

Developers are placing a strong emphasis on environmentally-conscious design and construction that will help place Cleveland at the forefront of the national green movement. As part of the Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEED®) for Neighborhood Development pilot program, Flats East Bank will undergo rigorous analysis in order to be certified as one of the first LEED-ND green neighborhoods in the country.

Cleveland's Flats is being reborn into a world-class community where people will live, work, shop, dine, stay and play. Flats East Bank will serve as the centerpiece of a rejuvenated downtown and place Cleveland on the map as an urban waterfront destination.

Flats East Development LLC, a joint venture between The Wolstein Group and Fairmount Properties, is leading the project. Learn more about Flats East Bank – expected to be completed by Summer 2010 – at www.flatseast.com.

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