6000 Parkland Blvd, Mayfield Heights, OH 44124

The Parkland Office Building is located approximately 13 miles east of Downtown Cleveland in the highly affluent suburb of Mayfield Heights with high average household incomes surrounding the property in a 5-mile radius of over $147,000. The featured property is located within a business development of the Landerbrook and Landerhaven Corporate Centers, which is home to many headquarter locations (Parker Hannifin Headquarters, 61,000 employees company-wide, and Rockwell Automation Headquarters, with 2,000 on-site employees) and various other Class “A” office buildings, which are home to numerous prestigious companies. The corporate parks are between Lander and Cedar Roads, some of eastern Cleveland’s most noted and heavily traveled roadways boasting amenities galore. Interstate 271, only 0.3 miles west of the building, is a major highway serving the Eastern Cleveland Suburbs and provides excellent access to the property. Traffic counts are upwards of 137,000 vehicles per day along I-271, over 36,000 along Mayfield Road and over 44,000 along Cedar Road. Running north/south, I-271 has connections to I-90, I-480 which connects to I-71, as well as I-80, providing access to all major Cleveland highways.

The Cedar/Lander Road corridor is historically known for being an upscale, highly desirable location for office, retail and commercial properties. Commercial retailers and establishments within a three-mile radius from the buildings attest to the affluence of the area with the on-going growth and expansion of the retail and professional office centers. Additionally, the area has remained extremely contemporary with high growth levels evidenced by the premier mixed-use development of Pinecrest, anchored by RH Cleveland, REI, Silverspot Cinema, and many other high-end, complimentary users: Legacy Village Lifestyle Center, Beachwood Place Mall, the Eton Collection Lifestyle Center (on Chagrin Blvd.), Eastgate Plaza, and Golden Gate Plaza (located nearby in Mayfield, respectively). Ahuja Medical Center, University Hospital’s state-of-the-art medical campus, who has been continuously expanding, along with the constant growth of Cleveland Clinic’s Hillcrest Hospital, an 11-time 100 Top Hospital winner that has 496 beds (2 miles, 10,000+ employees) and serves the medical needs of Mayfield Heights and the surrounding communities.

Cleveland (6,500+ city employees) is the county seat of Cuyahoga County (7,300+ employees), the second most populous county in Ohio. The region’s businesses have diversified from the manufacturing sector into the service economy; particularly the financial services, insurance, and healthcare sectors. Northern Ohio boasts many headquarter locations for major corporations such as American Greetings, Eaton Corp., Sherwin-Williams (brand-new construction headquarters building in process, which includes 4,185 employees), KeyBank (4,800 employees), Progressive Insurance, First Energy, TRW, Goodyear Tire, RPM International, Diebold, Parker-Hannifin, A.Schulman, Timken, J. Smuckers, Nestle, Cliffs Natural Resources and Travel Centers of America. Additionally, Cleveland is home to main operating facilities for NASA, Glenn Research Center, Nestle, Cintas and Jones Day.

Most notably, Cleveland is known for its world-renowned medical facilities, including: The Cleveland Clinic, University Hospitals and MetroHealth Medical Center. Cleveland’s largest employer, the Cleveland Clinic, ranks among America’s best hospitals, according to the U.S. News & World Report. The city is an emerging area for biotechnology and fuel cell research, led by Case Western Reserve University, the Cleveland Clinic, and University Hospitals. The Cleveland Clinic employs a workforce of over 83,000 system-wide to serve the 6,500-beds system-wide and the 1,300-bed main campus, which is located just 9 miles from the property, convenient for many employees living nearby. University Hospitals (8.5 miles) offers 1,032-beds at its main campus, an affiliate of Case Western Reserve University and is northeast Ohio’s 2nd largest private sector employer. Together, the Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals form the largest center for biomedical research in the State of Ohio. The MetroHealth System (20 miles) is in the process of construction of a $946 million new 12-story hospital and upgrading its main campus. Additionally, the VA Medical Center is also just 9.5 miles away and between the vast amount of healthcare systems, Cleveland is widely known as a medical mecca.

A number of colleges and universities find their home in Cleveland. Most prominent among these is Case Western Reserve University (11,340 students, 4,500+ employees), Cleveland State University (14,100+ students) and Cuyahoga Community College (10,927+ students) all based in Downtown Cleveland. Other higher education opportunities nearby include Baldwin Wallace, John Carroll University and Ursuline College, all great area assets that lead to a solid base of future area employers.

Attractions and entertainment nearby includes: the Gateway complex, consisting of the Cleveland Guardians’ Progressive Field, the Cleveland Cavaliers’ Rocket Arena, Public Square and JACK Cleveland Casino. Additionally, the property is just a short drive to the North Coast Harbor, which includes: The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Cleveland Browns Huntington Bank Stadium, and the Great Lakes Science Center. The featured asset is also conveniently located just 25 miles from Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.