The 70 unit new residential subdivision, located off Emery road near to the Warrensville Heights/Orange Village Corporation line (the former Warrensville Heights School garden site), is proceeding ahead as scheduled. Actual construction is scheduled to begin in May 2004. The subdivision will consist of twenty cluster homes and 50 single-family homes. The subdivision is designed by the renowned Cleveland architecture firm, City Architecture. It is modeled in a French European motif, included with the latest American amenities. These homes are designed to offer housing opportunities to a variety of people with a variety of incomes; such as young professionals, empty nesters, retirees, families looking to move up in housing, and also new families.

The homes will be priced from $170,000 to $400,000. The lot sizes range from .15 acres to .60 acres. The development will have the added amenities such as a community clubhouse that can be used by all the members of the Les Chateaux des Emery Woods homeowner association. Additionally, there will be a scenic overlook to capitalize on the breathtaking views of the nature preserve. There will also be a walking trail for those who will to take in nature and stay fit at the same time. For additional information please contact Mark Priemer, the marketing representative for Les Chateaux des Emery Woods at (216) 295-6020 ext. 211 or the Warrensville Heights Economic Development Department at (216) 587-1450.

On an undeveloped piece of property located on Richmond just north of Emery Road , Cuyahoga Community College will be constructing its 110,000 square foot “Corporate College ®”. Mayor Marcia L. Fudge and Tri-C President Dr. Jerry Sue Thornton have joined forces to establish a vehicle that will offer NE Ohio new dynamic professional courses, certification programs and customized training that will help prepare a highly skilled workforce to meets the needs of business and industry in NE Ohio .

The establishment of Warrensville Heights Corporate College ® location will offer affordable training and education to those seeking skills and competencies regional employers need to be successful in the new economy. Tri-C is clearly an significantly raising the bar and creating the mechanism to improve and enhance job retention and growth in the area. As stated so correctly by Mayor Fudge and Dr. Thornton, “We believe that Tri-C's Corporate College ® is our response to Cleveland 's so-called ‘Quiet Crisis'. Look for construction to begin in April 2004.