This discussion brings up good points - there are lots of great buildings in the region that sit empty and deteriorating for years/decades - many are actually owned by cities (East Cleveland, for example, has a landbank of properties they want to put back into service) so why not put together a low cost, foundation, government or private sector supported program to create tech incubators in some of these - perhaps encourage the start-ups to help fix up the property in exchange for low/no cost terms and even some ownership in the facilities... let entrepreneurs be entrepreneurial and use their sweat to build real estate equity, as they build their early stage businesses.