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.

Gov. DeWine’s administration announced $26.9 million in Welcome Home Ohio grants to 57 counties, pairing state dollars with tax credits to buy, rehab and build owner-occupied homes. Local land banks and nonprofits in Northeast Ohio were among the recipients.

Core Spaces has withdrawn from a nearly 2,000‑bed Uptown Cincinnati project at Vine and East McMillan, leaving a large, long‑planned site beside UC in limbo. The departure complicates a major near‑campus housing proposal.

MidLine is a $21M, 57‑unit affordable housing project planned for Vine Street in Clifton Heights. Developers expect a financing close in the coming weeks. The State of Ohio has pledged roughly $1.4M toward the deal.

Parma's lower prices and midcentury housing are pulling some Cincinnati remote workers to look beyond the city for more space at a similar monthly cost.

3CDC is moving forward with a roughly $4 million renovation to split the Mercer Commons storefront into a bar and upgraded apartments, reviving a vacant OTR corner.

Towne Properties has reintroduced plans for a seven‑story, roughly 100‑unit apartment at Adams Landing near the Montgomery Inn Boathouse. The proposal returns a long‑running riverfront vision to the city’s planning docket.