A Mason builder finished Lebanon Landing — a 20‑unit, $11M townhome community in downtown Lebanon — with units starting near $499K and two homes already under contract.

Swiss maker Weidmann will invest $155M to redevelop a vacant Middletown mill into a Transformerboard plant, a project officials say will bring about 105 local jobs.

A San Diego firm paid $86.6M for a 1.06M‑sq‑ft Marshalls distribution center in Vandalia, a notable premium over its 2022 sale and a sign of ongoing demand near the Dayton airport.

Model Group set a timeline to convert Atrium One into roughly 190 apartments and an on-site childcare center, part of a push to bring more residents downtown.

Gov. DeWine announced $15.5M in brownfield grants to 35 counties; local awards will fund assessments and cleanup to prep stalled sites for redevelopment.

East Walnut Hills' community development corporation is under contract to acquire the controversial Hoffman School site, potentially blocking a planned $67M apartment project.

New renderings for Mill Creek sketch docks, trails and pocket parks. Project leaders and planners have opened a survey to collect resident priorities.

Ambrose filled roughly 154,000 sq ft across two airport‑adjacent parks, landing a confidential tenant in Cincinnati and HubStarr Logistics in Denver. The deals sharpen the firm’s regional footprint near CVG and DIA.

Interstate Utility Trailer has started work on a 17‑acre Franklin site off I‑75 that will combine sales, service and warehouse space for the dealer. The project adds to Franklin’s growing logistics footprint.

Clermont County and CMHA broke ground on Veterans Village, a 19-unit development in Monroe Township that pairs affordable units with on-site VA services and community space.

Butler County’s latest revaluation shows a roughly 19% median jump in home values. The tax impact will depend on school‑district levies, the 20‑mill floor and local rate choices.

Tentative county assessments add roughly $4.76B and send farmland values soaring 156.5%, while homes and commercial property rise in the high teens.

Bon Secours Mercy Health donated about three acres — including a vacant medical office on Banning Road — to Habitat for Humanity, enabling plans for roughly 25 homes in Springfield Township.