Kinomatic Leased Office Space in Downtown Cleveland
The California-based technology firm expanded into the historic Hoyt Block for its first office outside its home state.
Updated on Sept. 21, 2026 in Commercial
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Kinomatic, a company focused on surgical planning and recovery technology, has leased 6,000 square feet of office space in Cleveland. The move marks the firm's first expansion outside of its headquarters in Arroyo Grande, California.
Why it matters
The company is looking to scale its artificial intelligence and virtual reality-driven platform nationally. The new location provides the firm with vital access to local clinical partnerships and surgical data.
The leased space is situated within the Hoyt Block at 700 W. St. Clair Ave in the Warehouse District. The historic building was originally constructed in 1875.
The players
Kinomatic
This company develops artificial intelligence and virtual reality-driven technologies for surgical planning and recovery.
Dalad Group
This firm is the owner of the Hoyt Block property in Cleveland.
Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate
This real estate firm brokered the lease agreement for the new office space.
The details
The lease deal was secured by Cushman & Wakefield | CRESCO Real Estate for the property, which is owned by Dalad Group. Kinomatic plans to utilize this new footprint as a base to expand its operations beyond its California base.
Timeline
The Hoyt Block building was constructed in 1875.
Culture Shift
This move reflects the ongoing transformation of Cleveland's historic Warehouse District into a magnet for high-tech medical firms. By repurposing legacy architecture for modern innovation, the district is positioning itself as a central node for the national surgical technology market.
The arrival of an out-of-state tech firm may signal new opportunities for local clinical professionals to partner on surgical planning projects. Residents and workers in the Warehouse District can expect an increase in professional activity as the firm moves into the historic building.
The takeaway
Kinomatic is prioritizing proximity to regional surgical data to accelerate its national scaling strategy. This expansion highlights a trend where specialized health-tech firms seek established medical corridors to ground their virtual reality innovations.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Clevelandmagazine.
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