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ELYRIA, Ohio — Two different proposals both promise to reimagine a declining shopping mall and reinvigorate the surrounding community. The Lorain County Port Authority has narrowed down its choices to redevelop the Midway Mall in Elyria.
The Port Authority received four submissions when it put out a request for proposals . Miller said the agency’s board of directors identified several priorities when narrowing down the options.The finalist proposals come from Industrial Commercial Properties and the Center for Food Innovation .ICP is touting its experience and knowledge of the Midway Mall site. In 2022, it received positive feedback for a proposal to turn the site into a health, wellness, and industrial innovation park.
CFI said the regional food cluster would include controlled environment farms, research and development incubators, and a local food market. Additionally, The Garden would offer mixed-use business and residential space, as well as an area for community gatherings. In 2016, the mall was losing so much money the city commissioned a study, hoping to attract a developer to reinvest in the property. It came as Americans were spending their time and money differently than in years past.A FUTURE OPPORTUNITY“I think this could be an engine, a business engine for the entire area,” said Chris Hirschler, who lives in Lorain County and frequents one of the remaining restaurants in the mall.
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