into the Warehouse District. In 1985, he was one of many artists who moved from the warehouses to Tremont, in the typical pattern where artists move into undesirable but inexpensive neighborhoods, fixing up old buildings in which to live and work. Although more than half of the original eight-block area has been razed and replaced by parking lots, by 2000 the remaining restored buildings were home to many restaurants and clubs. West Sixth Street is known as the heart of the district where various nightclubs, bars, and high-end restaurants including the Velvet Dog's rooftop patio bar, high-end Lebanese cuisine at Taza, Blue Pointe Grill, and Johnny's Downtown, are located. The neighborhood has also seen many of the rehabilitated warehouses converted to office and residential space. The ornate Victorian age facades of these historic warehouses are often preserved and restored, while the interiors of the buildings experience complete transformation into contemporary and trendy spaces. Its apartments and condominiums have been responsible for a large portion of downtown Cleveland's recent population growth. Most of the remaining structures have been rehabilitated, and developers have started to plan and build infill construction projects. See also List of Registered Historic Places in Cleveland, Ohio References External links Historic Warehouse District Development Corporation Warehouse District Guide Historic districts in Cleveland National Register of Historic Places in Cleveland, Ohio Downtown Cleveland Neighborhoods in Cleveland Warehouse districts of the United States Historic districts on the National Register of Historic Places in Ohio