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Core Spaces has withdrawn from a nearly 2,000‑bed Uptown Cincinnati project at Vine and East McMillan, leaving a large, long‑planned site beside UC in limbo.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.

Two downtown towers at 312 Elm and 312 Plum are headed to a sheriff's auction after foreclosure proceedings that began in 2024.

A $2.5 million renovation has turned a historic fire station and two adjacent buildings into Maddox Industrial's Main Street Campus in Batavia.

Santa Maria launched a $16.5M campaign to build a 26,600‑sq‑ft Price Hill hub that would centralize early‑childhood, housing and family services. The nonprofit has raised about $15.5M so far.

The Marketer building in Over-the-Rhine is on the market for $9.3M. The 65,219-square-foot property was listed in late April and is drawing investor interest.

Franklin won a $1M state brownfield grant to remove contaminated soil and install vapor mitigation at the old paper mill, clearing the way for mixed‑use downtown redevelopment.

The Bridge, an $8.5M project from 8K Development in Evanston, opened with all street‑level shops leased to local businesses and income‑targeted apartments above.

VanTrust is proposing a three-building, 1.1 million-square-foot speculative industrial park on roughly 86 acres near Independence, Kentucky, according to reporting. The project would be one of the largest new warehouse developments in the Cincinnati area.