Midwest City Scoop: Construction Starts in Cleveland
Before the COVID-19 crisis, value of new contracts was expected to increase 4%
Gains in residential and non-building sectors had been forecast to more than offset weakness in non-residential.
City Grill
Sandra Madison
CEO & Chairwoman
Robert P Madison International
“The Cleveland residential market’s still booming, so there are a lot of projects still moving forward. That has not stopped despite the pandemic,” Madison says. “As hard as it has been for everyone involved with construction, Ohio housing construction has not shut down so long as the contractor has a plan in place for COVID-19. At RPMI, we’re working from home. So many Zoom meetings. It’s interesting how you actually can get a lot done not having to be face-to-face. [That may be] one of the big changes when this is all done.”
Firm in Focus
Robert P Madison International
1215 Superior Ave. E., Ste. 110, Cleveland
CEO: Sandra Madison
Employees: 13
Founded: 1954
Recent project: RPMI saw construction begin on its renovation design of Cleveland’s Jelliffe Theatre, home of Karamu House, the nation’s oldest African-American theater company.
