The city of Middleburg Heights is nearing the completion of a sale for a 7.3-acre property that will house a high-end mixed-use development. The former Burlington Building site along Smith Road is expected to transform into a vibrant hub with residential and commercial spaces. Mayor Matt Castelli expressed enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its potential to strengthen the local economy and enhance the city's appeal.
Final details are nearly complete for the sale of a 7.3-acre Southland District property that will facilitate development of an upscale mixed-use project. Middleburg Heights is in the late stages of selling the 7.
3-acre former Burlington Building site along Smith Road in pursuit of the city’s goal of having a mixed-use project located there.According to the Agreement of Sale, the sale is contingent upon “the buyer and seller entering into a mutually acceptable Development Agreement andarrangement, or other such development-related incentives or benefits … determined by buyer to be necessary for the development of the property.”City Council passed an ordinance Feb. 11 authorizing Mayor Matt Castelli and Finance Director Jason Stewart to act on the city’s behalf to complete the sale.and now we’re excited to announce that a high-end, mixed-use development will be coming to the old Burlington site. “We look forward to continuing to move forward the vision we all collectively worked on with our residents.”“This project will bring an exciting, new, modern development to our city, strengthening our local economy and enhancing our community’s landscape,” Castelli said.“Now we really start to bring in that residential component to the new boulevard,” Castelli emphasized. “We’re going to have people living there and shopping there.If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our
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