Cleveland is seeking developers for 50 acres of its Downtown lakefront – including the land where Huntington Bank Field now stands.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - In a nod to the future, the city of Cleveland on Tuesday issued a call out for developers to dream up ideas for a downtown lakefront without a space-consuming, little-used football stadium.

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The city of Cleveland officially announced Tuesday they are looking for partners and developers to reimage a 50-acre lakefront piece of land which currently includes Huntington Bank Field.

While there are some last-ditch efforts underway to prevent the team's move to Brook Park, including a lawsuit, the city announced on Tuesday, July 15, it's issuing an RFQ for proposals on the lakefront project (see the RFQ below).

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