The document discusses revitalization efforts for the Buckeye Road commercial district in Cleveland, Ohio. It describes the historic Hungarian neighborhood that is now mostly African American, with high commercial vacancy rates and crime concerns. The Buckeye Area Development Corporation purchased a vacant three-story historic bank building in 1999 and fully leased it, though not for retail uses. Various initiatives were established to improve the commercial corridor through festivals, facade improvements, promotion, and safety patrols. A core area development strategy proposed concentrating retail, designating nodes for auto-oriented retail, pedestrian-oriented art and culture, and higher density housing. The efforts have reduced retail vacancies from over 30% to around 10% and attracted many new businesses and organizations.