Reporter at News 5 Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Tower City opened in Downtown Cleveland more than 30 years ago with fanfare, big crowds, and a lot of hope, but over the years, that all faded, and it was no longer the place to be. That's all set to change.
"Mike the Hatter is one of the largest hat stores in the U.S.; besides just selling hats, we also clean them, customize them and repair," said Gavin Reiland, the store manager."Hopefully to reach a different market with the expansion to Tower City and all of the people coming back to work and the expansion Sherwin Williams is doing," said Reiland.
Jason Russell, Bedrock's vice president of operations and leasing, said that the flood of new businesses is part of Tower City's effort to revitalize and revamp the once lively historic mall. "We want to transform Tower City to really complement what we're planning at the riverfront, and I'm going to say it again, a destination marketplace," said Russell.
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