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BRUNSWICK, Ohio -- In his Jan. 9 report to City Council, Brunswick Director of Community and Economic Development Grant Aungst called 2023 “a solid year economically” for the city.

He also noted a full plate of commercial and residential development slated for 2024.

Aungst said economic “peaks and valleys” are typical in any year, but the entire world economy is in the midst of major change -- “a revolution, if you will” -- with technological advancements such as artificial intelligence that “will affect us all.”

Meanwhile, a demand for both skilled and unskilled labor remains.

More immediately, Aungst said, food and fuel costs continue to dominate the economic landscape.

“Three-quarters of the economy is consumer driven, and we can see that shift from industrial to commercial,” he said.

Aungst added, however, that Brunswick is well positioned for “wonderful opportunities to grow,” even during these transitional economic times.

He pointed to a number of commercial projects expected to begin or complete construction in 2024, including the Market 42 project, with “the building (expected to be) going up in March;” a parts warehouse expansion at Brunswick Auto Mart; Mission BBQ and First Watch restaurants opening in Town Center; and a new Culver’s restaurant.

Aungst also noted the creation of the city’s first designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA) at Town Center, construction of a new centrally located Brunswick Fire Station and a new Brunswick High School this year, as well as Giant Eagle’s plan to remodel its Brunswick store with its “Market District” concept, and new ownership at Hickory Ridge Plaza, which Augst said he feels will be “better than the last owners.”

Councilman-at-Large Joe Delsanter asked if Brunswick has an economic base to support recent commercial growth. Aungst said the city has actually never been more ready for it.

“If the companies did not think there was, they wouldn’t be here,” he said. “If you look specifically at houses, they are selling and selling well. They look at rooftops and salaries and they know almost to the dollar what people are making and spending.”

This is a relatively new development in Brunswick, Aungst added.

“Up until the past couple of years, that concentration of disposable income has not been here,” he said. “There is a lot of wealth in Brunswick.”

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BRUNSWICK, Ohio (WJW) – A family of four was rushed to the hospital after an early morning house fire.

All four were taken to the hospital with burns. The father remains in critical condition, according to officials.

The fire broke out at a home on Nancy Circle in Brunswick. Crews were called out to the scene around 3 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 6.

Brunswick Fire Chief Greg Glauner said when crews arrived the porch was fully engulfed but it was a very slow-moving fire.

“It started on the front porch or in the foyer and nearly put itself out but continues to burn very slowly and building heat,” said Chief Glauner. “Everything in the house is melted and there is soot from ceiling to floor in every single room of the house.”

The family was able to escape with the help of the neighbor. The mother, 17-year-old daughter, and 5-year-old daughter made it to the neighbor’s house. The 35-year-old father only made it to the back porch. The neighbor went and rescued him from the porch and brought him to his house.

All four were rushed to the hospital with burns. The father had to be life-flighted and remains in critical condition.

There was a cat who did not make it out.

There were no working smoke detectors in the home. The chief said it’s important that every family has a smoke detector and an escape plan.

“Make sure you have warm clothes next to your bed and sleep with a flashlight,” Chief Glauner said. “Sleep with doors closed, working smoke detectors. Make sure you’ve developed an escape plan and practiced it and know where your pets are. Try and confine the pets in the same room you’re in so if you’re in a fire you’re not searching for them.”

The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

The project, which will host a market, park and new housing, is located off of Pearl Road and is expected to open in the spring of 2024.

BRUNSWICK, Ohio — Standing on a dirt lot off of Pearl Road in Brunswick, Nick Kyriazis sees past the gravel and overgrown shrubbery. This nine acre site will be where his vision comes to life, bringing a new food market, park and housing to Brunswick.

Kyriazis bought the land in 2019, but has long been thinking of a way to bring the fresh vendor and marketplace experience of his Grecian homeland to life in Brunswick, where he now lives. In 2020, he went to the City of Brunswick, sharing his vision for Market 42, a food hall meets farmer’s market concept that would house local producers and vendors, as well as restaurants, under one roof.

“I see this as people walking down here and having a glass of wine or a beer, sitting at the patio, or you know, coming and buying foods from local people that they probably know, their neighbors,” Kyriazis said. “And also, I see this as the spearhead for the commercial corridor that the city is envisioning to see in this area here.”

The location, described by Grant Aungst, Community and Economic Development Director for the City of Brunswick as south of Route 303 on the east side of Pearl Road, is an area the city is hoping to grow.

“We’re looking at this as a revitalization of that area, and bring new life and breadth and depth to that area for the whole community, for the whole region,” Aungst said.

Aungst said Market 42 will bring something different to the Brunswick area.

“We don’t have a farmer’s market here, we don’t have local craftsmen or craftspeople,” he said. “This is bringing something that’s new and unique, and it’s regional. There are folks that are coming strictly from farm to table right there.”

According to Kyriazis, the market will be 26,000 square feet with 140 parking spots outside. It will house 11 restaurants and 14 vendors, plus an event space. He said he hopes that the market will help support itself, meaning events will use the food from the restaurants in the market, and the restaurants will use produce from the vendors.

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Already, Kyriazis said 60% of the market has already been spoken for, in terms of businesses who will occupy it. Kyriazis said already he knows a Mediterranean restaurant will be in the space, as well as a brewery.

Also on the land will be 18 new townhomes and a park with walking and biking trails, which Kyriazis said will connect the residential area with the commercial area. Kyriazis said those should be completed before the market, which is expected to open its doors in the spring of 2024.

“I see it as the focal point for whole Brunswick,” Kyriazis said. “I want to see people coming from Strongsville, and Valley City and Hinkley and Medina. And I know people will come because of the concept."

Join us for the highly anticipated opening of Hotshots Sports Bar & Grill in Brunswick, Ohio, on January 29, 2024!

BRUNSWICK, Ohio, Jan. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Hotshots Sports Bar and Grill, renowned for its innovative 'All the Games. All the Time.' concept, is thrilled to announce the completion and forthcoming opening of its newest franchise location in Brunswick, OH, scheduled for January 29th. This marks the 14th establishment for the sports bar chain, which has been a staple since 1990, boasting successful operations in five states, including MO, IL, NC, AR, and, as of 2024, OH.

Situated in Brunswick, OH, the 14th location is a 10,000 sq ft construction redevelopment, poised to open its doors on January 29th, 2024. This milestone location is not only the latest addition to the Hotshots family but also represents the inaugural Hotshots Sports Bar & Grill venture in Ohio. It promises to deliver the signature Hotshots experience, complete with 30+ flat-screen TVs, an extensive menu featuring diverse food and drink options, and a plethora of skill games catering to players of all levels, such as soft-tip and steel dart boards, pool tables, Golden Tee, and more.

Jason Durnett, Director of Franchise Development, emphasizes that the franchise's distinctive blend of sports themes and interactive gaming has consistently found success in new markets. "In a highly competitive industry, Hotshots brings a unique offering that sets us apart," he stated. "Our commitment to fostering a casual atmosphere and living up to our motto, 'All the Games, All the Time,' sets the stage for an excellent experience from the moment our patrons step through the doors until they leave."

Hotshots Brunswick accommodates approximately 250 guests and showcases the iconic design elements that resonate with the lively persona of the Hotshots brand, welcoming everyone from casual sports fans to die-hard enthusiasts. From plush high-back chairs to a centrally located bar offering a diverse selection of cocktails, beers on tap, and wine options, the inviting aesthetics are meticulously curated to ensure an exceptional Hotshots dining experience.

"We are proud to become the go-to destination for sports fans in Brunswick, the greater Cleveland area, and surrounding counties," remarked Durnett. "The launch of Hotshots in Ohio is a momentous occasion, and we're excited to welcome residents to experience the Hotshots Sports Bar & Grill concept at our newest franchise in Brunswick."

The friendly and efficient staff at Hotshots Sports Bar & Grill is committed to delivering top-notch service, ensuring a memorable experience with every visit. Whether you're out for lunch, seeking a new Happy Hour spot, or searching for a place to enjoy dinner while catching the game, mark your calendars for the grand opening of Hotshots Sports Bar & Grill in Brunswick on January 29th, 2024.

LOCATION INFO:

Hotshots Sports Bar & Grill Cleveland

1061 Pearl Rd

Brunswick, OH 44212

If you have any questions or would like additional information regarding Hotshots franchising, please contact Jason Durnett at [email protected].

Hotshots Sports Bar and Grill, based out of St. Louis, Missouri, is a full-service restaurant and an interactive sports venue with pool tables, darts, video games and televisions. Founded in 1990, the chain has 9 St. Louis area locations and 14 total throughout the United States. For more information about Hotshots, visit www.hotshotsnet.com or call (314) 485-3242.

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A local business owner and entrepreneur believes there is serious promise and potential in Brunswick, and he says it's the perfect spot for a multi-use market.

BRUNSWICK, Ohio — Could Brunswick be getting its own version of a West Side Market?

A local business owner and entrepreneur believe there is serious promise and potential in the Northeast Ohio suburb, and he says it's the perfect spot for something similar.

Nick Kyriazis worked for several years in casino construction in Las Vegas and hopes to add some of that flare here.

"Having the energy and the ideas that I gained in Vegas working for the casinos, I thought this is a good idea to put a project here that will draw people in the city and make Brunswick a destination," Kyriazis, owner of Market 42, said.

He wants to take Brunswick to the next level.

Instead of residents traveling to neighboring Strongsville and Downtown Cleveland, he said the full shopping, dining and living experience should happen in Brunswick.

"It just makes sense. We need to retain and support resident needs," Kyriazis said.

The project is gaining major acclaim from city leaders.

"It's a community-driven project with community ownership," Grant Aungst, Community and Economic Development Director City of Brunswick.

What may look like an abandoned business and grassy field to some—is actually so much more to Kyriazis.

He's making his grand vision a reality and planting entrepreneurial roots.

Over the next several months—crews will work to transform the space along busy Pearl Road north of Sleepy Hollow into a multicultural mixed-use market.

It will take on the name Market 42.

The sprawling 26,000-square-foot area will offer more than three dozen specialty vendors.

Brunswick officials say it's truly a modern-day twist on Cleveland's beloved West Side Market—with something for everyone.

"You can shop for your fresh foods, your meats, your vegetables, your fruits, etc. And at the same time have an enjoyable social area," Aungst said.

Kyriazis is hopeful that more people will come to this area and stay here long term.

Market 42 is also focusing on walkability with a trail and indoor-outdoor elements for residents and visitors to enjoy year-round.

Farmhouse-style homes will be built behind it.

Kyriazis described it as an ecosystem where everyone can work off one another and thrive.

"Most of the restaurants will buy from vendors inside the market, so the bbq place will buy from the butcher. Italian place will buy from the guy who's gonna be making the pasta," Kyriazis said.

"Brunswick is really arriving, and we're thrilled that people wanna be here and grow their businesses here," Aungst said.

A playground will also be a focal point for neighborhood children.

The goal is to have Market 42 open by the first quarter of 2024.

Kyriazis says there have been strong letters of intent.

He reports they are at 60% occupancy so far.

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