Construction continues at The Marquee at Cedar Lee one year after a massive fire.
On Jan. 24, 2025, the building went up in flames. At the time, it was under construction for about 2 years. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Ohio State Fire Marshal continues investigating massive Cleveland Heights construction site fire “I’m excited because I am going to get the pool, the gym, they are recreating, and all the amenities,” said Cory Sampliner.
The Marquee posted an update back in September, seven months after the fire. It states: The Cedar building will follow the same plan as the original build. It will bring an in-ground pool, luxury fitness center, indoor common area with complimentary coffee, and so much more to The Marquee. 19 News reached out to the City of Cleveland Heights and The Marquee for a comment. We are waiting to hear back.Local doctor accused of assaulting infant, leaving baby with numerous broken bonesNFL player arrested in Northeast Ohio after police say he did not disclose gunCanton house fire displaces multiple adultsChild, teenager die of flu-related illness in Lucas County, health department saysNew Philadelphia man speeds away from Dollar General robbery with 2 kids in car, deputies say
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