Core5 plans to build a 307,800-square-foot, $33M industrial building at 6031 Center Hill Ave in Winton Hills; city filings show a 15-year tax-abatement request and roughly 50 jobs.

Regency Centers has been active in the Midwest: a new Kroger Marketplace opened in West Chester while Chicagoland centers keep adding restaurants and specialty retail.

Swiss CDMO Lonza is eyeing a roughly $1B manufacturing campus in Clermont County that could create about 650 jobs with an average pay near $77,000. Ohio has reportedly offered a 20‑year tax credit as it vies with other states for the investment.

JobsOhio is pitching Gulf sovereign funds on semiconductors, health care and data centers as the state's GDP approaches $1 trillion.

Trustees extended zoning for a 264‑unit, $76.2M Liberty Center expansion, moving the PUD deadline to June 6, 2029 while a hotel tenant is still being sought.

At a Southwest Ohio Growth Summit panel in Hamilton, homebuilders urged denser townhomes and multifamily housing in Butler and Warren counties to expand attainable options. They said zoning and infrastructure will need to change for projects to pencil.

West Chester unveiled a 75‑acre Mill Creek District concept that would add offices, housing, retail and nearly 20 acres of green space — officials forecast up to $700M. Phase II planning is now testing feasibility and preparing a developer solicitation.

A $5M Ohio historic tax credit gives the Alms & Doepke conversion a crucial boost, helping fund a $64M rehab that will add about 150 apartments to Over-the-Rhine.

Nearly $86 million has been lined up to build a new I‑75 interchange at Millikin Road, unlocking hundreds of acres near Cincinnati and Dayton for commercial development.

UC plans to sell the former Union Institute building on East McMillan in Walnut Hills, putting a Tudor‑Revival landmark and redevelopment possibilities in play. Local developers and neighbors will be watching.

UC has retained a broker to sell its 23‑acre Reading research campus — a 2001 gift that was valued near $100 million — a move that could redraw the region’s lab map. The sale raises questions about where UC will house research programs and who might buy the complex.

UC trustees approved a roughly $33.2M purchase of an off‑campus apartment community near Uptown as the university expands its student housing footprint.

The Port of Greater Cincinnati authorized bonds to help finance CIG Communities' $67M Gallery at Kenwood project, moving the development closer to its next phase.