Iconic Living at The 9
2017 E 9th St,
Cleveland, OH 44115
$1,075 - $6,250
1-2 Beds
Cleveland is a city where spirit meets sophistication, and nowhere is this dichotomy more on display than Downtown. This lakefront district packs a whole city’s worth of attractions and amenities into a fairly compact area, making it easy for folks to walk or bike anywhere quickly: to work, to get a bite to eat, to a ball game, even to catch a flight (Burke Lakefront Airport sits right on the shore of Lake Erie). Like many Midwestern cities, Downtown Cleveland features a skyline filled with grand architecture, from the historic public buildings to the vintage skyscrapers to the magnificent monuments dotting the landscape.
Quicken Loans Arena, FirstEnergy Stadium, and Progressive Field are all only a few blocks away from anywhere in Downtown, giving residents direct access to professional sporting events and major concerts year-round. Downtown also features a huge array of stages, which host a staggering roster of theater productions, concerts, and other performances every night of the week. Apartments in this area aren’t cheap, but rental rates can be surprisingly affordable considering the excellent location.
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