National Resilience has relocated its HQ to Blue Ash, pledging roughly $100M for a new campus and about 200 local jobs as it ties the site to its West Chester manufacturing hub. State and regional partners say training programs will feed the new roles.

Closets By Design is moving its Cincinnati headquarters to Springdale in a roughly $4M project that will expand its footprint and ties incentives to payroll targets.

Urban Sites released renderings for a $36M mixed‑use mid‑rise at 400 Monmouth in Newport, promising apartments above street‑level retail on the former World Peace Bell block.

Suburban Accessories will open a 121,000‑sq‑ft distribution center in Franklin, Ohio, expanding its Southwest Ohio footprint with an October 2026 target.

Two renovated Sedam Street houses reopened Thursday as the Port begins selling rehabbed homes in Sedamsville. The project aims to turn 18 former rentals into affordable owner-occupied houses.

A Cincinnati developer is proposing Mercy on Main, a $23M, five‑story, 65‑unit building on East Main Street in Olde Towne East that would use low‑income housing tax credits.

A $14.2M rehab of the 120-year-old Alexandra in Walnut Hills preserved 83 affordable senior units and modernized the landmark building. Local partners and lenders combined funding to limit displacement and restore key systems and accessibility.

An S&P 500 company bought a 350,400‑square‑foot West Chester industrial building, a sign of continued demand for big‑box space in Greater Cincinnati.

Bromwell's Fireplace — founded in 1819 — will relocate its downtown showroom to a historic Sharonville property; the downtown location will stay open through early October.

General Tool's new 56,000-square-foot Evendale plant is now operational, increasing output of naval generators and adding dozens of local jobs.

Western & Southern paid $10M to acquire the Cincinnati Masonic Center and Taft Theatre, placing the historic downtown venue under local corporate ownership.

CIG Communities has finished Paragon Ranch, a roughly $75M, 300‑unit apartment community near I‑275 in the Blue Ash/Sycamore Township area. The development includes a pool, social lounge and pickleball court.

Renaissance Pointe will add a multi‑rink hockey arena, an anchor events space and hundreds of apartments to Middletown, with county and city credit backing.