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Cuyahoga County, OH Parking Lots & Garages for Lease

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Downtown Cleveland Office Space Available
Updated: Oct 31, 2025
Downtown Cleveland Office Space Available

1350 Euclid Ave, Cleveland, OH 44115

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18,882 sqft
Attached 400+ car parking garage connected by covered walkway
Building Area: 262,352 RSF
Floor Size: 12,249 RSF – 22,260 RSF
Asking Rates: $22.50 / SF
16 Floors (plus lower level)
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Downtown Cleveland Office Building
Updated: Oct 14, 2024
Downtown Cleveland Office Building

800-826 Superior Ave, Cleveland, OH

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21,580 sqft 4.91 AC lot
Prime downtown Cleveland location, walk to attractions, apartments, and hotels.
On‑site management, security, and engineering team for your convenience.
Attached 325‑space covered parking garage with monthly and daily rates.
24/7 security guard and key card access.
800 KW back‑up generator available for tenant usage.
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Based on your search, we've compiled 2 Potential Opportunities for your consideration.

Cuyahoga County, OH Parking lots & garages Market Trends and Statistics

Explore Parking lots & garages leasing options in Cuyahoga County, OH with 2 listings featured on our commercial real estate exchange. The current inventory includes 40,462 square feet of properties.

How to rent a parking lot or garage in Cuyahoga County, OH

  1. Anchor to demand generators. A surface lot, parking deck, or multi-story garage earns off scarcity. Use Location Intelligence to find Cuyahoga County, OH spots near airports, hospitals, event venues, and office districts where street parking is tight.
  2. Size by the stall math. Plan roughly 300 sq. ft. per car including drive aisles. A 50-car lot needs at least 15,000 sq. ft., so verify the parcel supports your target capacity before negotiating.
  3. Confirm zoning and permit timelines. Commercial lots typically need C-1/C-2 zoning, and approvals can stretch 6–12 months. Build the timeline (and legal fees) into your launch plan.
  4. Propose a percentage lease. Rent tied to monthly revenue protects cash flow through slow seasons better than a high fixed rent. Also clarify NNN obligations for taxes, snow removal, and resurfacing using the Lease Calculator.
  5. Insure for other people's cars. Standard liability isn't enough: garagekeepers coverage protects you against damage to customer vehicles in your care — a policy gap that sinks unprepared operators.
  6. Engineer the revenue mix. Combine dynamic-priced hourly rates, monthly memberships for commuters, and event surcharges — or lease the whole facility to a management operator for hands-off percentage income.
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