Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland
A City That Works
And the Living is Easy
The Business of Cleveland
The World is Coming to Cleveland

Has the nation's fourth highest concentration of Fortune 500 headquarters.
Has the most affordable housing of 18 major metropolitan markets in the nation.
Nurtures 6,000 business start-ups annually.
Is home to four major league sports teams and a new $425 million ballpark/arena complex that's among the finest urban sports facilities in the country.
Has the world's only Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum under construction on its lake front.
Is investing over $3.5 billion in downtown development projects.
Has over $1 billion slated for reinvestment in urban neighborhoods -- more than any other U.S. city.
Enjoys one of the country's largest metropolitan park districts and more lake shore than any metropolitan area in the world.
Offers 22 colleges and universities.
Ranks third among U.S. metropolitan areas in total business growth, according to Site Selection magazine.
Has a world-renowned orchestra and museum of art, and one of the three largest performing-arts centers in the country.
Boasts a variety of visitor attractions, including a vibrant riverfront dining and entertainment area.
Has recently welcomed new downtown hotels, such as Ritz-Carlton, Marriott, Radisson and Sheraton (and soon, Wyndham).
Is the only five-time winner of the All-America City Award given by the National Civic League.
Ranks as the 14th best place to live out of 343 North American metropolitan areas studied by Places Rated Almanac.
Is home to some 80 ethnic groups, speaking more than 60 languages.
Is one of the top 10 U.S. cities for international business, according to World Trade magazine.
Has nationally recognized hospitals, responsible for a significant number of medical firsts.