Midland Atlantic filed a commencement notice for a 128,000‑sq‑ft Target on 22 acres in Harrison, across from Kroger. City approvals and a TIF agreement move the project toward permitting and site work.

A New York investor has bought several senior‑living campuses across Northeast Ohio under the Meadow Falls banner, including large facilities in Richmond Heights and Rocky River.

Trustees approved $12M to design a new welcome center, advancing UC’s Uptown campus buildout and adding to nearly $1B in campus projects.

City, county, state and downtown businesses are being asked to back a roughly $543M convention headquarters hotel—here’s how the financing would be stacked and who pays.

Trustees will vote this Friday on a roughly $281 million arena at Cook Field as Miami's men's team rides a historic unbeaten run and campus opposition grows.

A magistrate’s ruling last Wednesday cleared the way for a contested East Walnut Hills apartment plan to proceed while condo owners and the city consider appeals. The decision shifts the fight from zoning hearings back into the courts and engineering reviews.

An Indianapolis firm is planning a $47M apartment community beside Mason’s long-shuttered Beach Waterpark, with a targeted groundbreaking in summer 2026. The project would extend Beach Boulevard and add new multifamily housing near Kings Island.

PLK Communities and partners purchased 2727 Erie Ave, adding to parcels tied to a controversial $150M Hyde Park Square plan as neighborhood debate continues.

Wilmington’s council cleared rezoning of more than 545 acres for a proposed AWS data center, advancing the project despite outraged neighbors and unanswered technical questions.

The UC/PNC Economic Outlook forum discussed economic trends with over 350 attendees, featuring talks from experts Stuart Hoffman and retiring Greg Valliere at the First Financial Center.

Ohio's Supreme Court says a homeowner can get $250 for a late mortgage release but bars a pandemic-era class action for 2020 recording delays.

Asbestos abatement at the West Fork Incinerator is complete, clearing the way for demolition and reuse as part of the Mill Creek Greenway. State and local funding are in place.

Crews began dismantling Crosley Tower last Thursday in a careful, floor‑by‑floor deconstruction. The $47.3M remediation clears the way for a planned $215M STEM facility.