Three Greater Cincinnati industrial properties traded for a combined $52M+ as EQT sold a 36-property, 7.3M-sf logistics portfolio to Ares.

HILLS Properties has started move-ins at Relay 129, a 402‑unit apartment and townhome community beside Costco in Liberty Township.

St. Xavier bought the 16-acre Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science campus for $7.2M and will use it for temporary offices while plotting a long-term campus plan.

A stalled $17M hotel conversion has pushed the George F. Otte building at 33 W. Fourth St. to auction, reopening questions about downtown redevelopment.

Reinsurance inflows and new carriers are easing property rates in 2026, but climate and legal pressures mean some markets remain hard to insure.

Terrex Development moved its headquarters from Oakley to Golf Manor, roughly tripling its office footprint and consolidating construction operations into a larger shop.

Pig Works launched a $12M campaign to build an 18,000‑sq‑ft Walnut Hills headquarters and park, anchored by a $4M lead gift.

Sun Properties sued BrewDog after the Pendleton taproom closed on June 17, 2025, sparking a civil dispute over the vacant Reading Road property. The filing arrives amid a wider corporate shake‑up at BrewDog.

Neyer Properties and Uptown Rental are partnering on an $80M, 3.7‑acre mixed‑use riverfront project in Bellevue with a planned 2026 groundbreaking.

Republic Wire opened a 311,867‑sq‑ft West Chester headquarters and distribution center that doubles its regional footprint and includes rooftop solar, major upgrades and an enterprise‑zone abatement.

A 10-year, 27,839-square-foot lease at Wilmington Plaza turned a vacant anchor into an expanded Clothes That Work hub, boosting services for job seekers. The deal won a regional impact award.

Cincinnati Children’s won a $3M JobsOhio grant to fund 100 high‑paying research and technical jobs tied to its Innovation District expansion.

Dennis Cummings is pitching the former Rusconi space at 126 W. Sixth St., highlighting its proximity to the new Elm Street Plaza and an $800M Convention District overhaul.