Seton Square Portsmouth rises on a former church site as rents stay capped at 30% of income for seniors 62 and up.

U.S. Medical Glove Co. walked away from the historic Ivorydale site, and its landlord is now weighing a small data center instead.

Baker Construction, Greater Cincinnati's fourth-largest private company, is trading Monroe for a vacant three-story building near I-75.

The 15-story West Side tower for seniors and disabled residents got new plumbing, kitchens, and 15 more years of life.

Schnicke Development Group's Townes of Thirty Two will spread 150 rental townhomes across 29 acres in Batavia Township.

New Cincinnati studios have lost 145 square feet since 2016, even as two-bedroom units buck the national trend.

Bethany House and Urban Sites want to turn a Hamilton County office complex into homes for families who need three-bedroom units.

The Lebanon Planning Commission has approved plans to raze the shuttered Columbus Avenue diner, joining a regional wave of Frisch's teardowns.

Whispering Hill will bring owner-occupied duplex villas beside Mercy Health Fairfield Hospital, with dirt work starting this summer.

Consultants MKSK and HR&A will spend 14 months mapping downtown's future, from The Banks to Over-the-Rhine, with a draft ready by spring 2027.

County planners voted 5-0 against the rezoning, forcing Anderson Township to postpone its own hearing on the 107-acre project.

The 1893 Samuel Hannaford design now houses renters facing a $543 million Marriott convention hotel rising across the street.

Up to 120 jobs are headed to a once-foreclosed office tower as Valvoline plants its global flag downtown.