Chase Financial Plaza, Office tower in Tower City Center, Cleveland, US

Chase Financial Plaza is an office building in Tower City Center with 14 floors located at West Huron Road. The structure combines office spaces with an integrated hotel, creating a mixed-use environment within the complex.

Chase Financial Plaza was erected in 1991, the year Tower City Center opened, as Forest City Enterprises sought to strengthen leasing at the complex it had begun assembling by acquiring the Cleveland Union Terminal Group in 1982. The 14-story tower was built on a concrete platform left from a skyscraper planned but never built in the 1930s.

The building displays postmodern architectural features that helped reshape Cleveland's commercial landscape. It sits within a mixed-use complex where office spaces and hospitality functions coexist in the same development.

The tower stands on the Tower City Center property in downtown Cleveland, beside its twin office block across the mall at West 3rd. Upper floors look out over the Cleveland skyline and the Cuyahoga River. The 205-room Ritz-Carlton occupies part of the building, so lobby areas serve both office tenants and hotel guests.

The tower shares a single solid concrete platform with its twin across the mall at West 3rd, a base left from a skyscraper planned in the 1930s but never built. The two towers were erected on that same foundation.