A Louisville nonprofit has filed for a roughly $23M, 70‑unit affordable mid‑rise on May Street in Walnut Hills — the group’s first Ohio project.

A five-year, multimillion-dollar revamp on Warsaw Avenue is nearing completion, pairing artist spaces and new storefronts with affordable apartments in East Price Hill.

Swiss flavor giant Givaudan has canceled a $215M Reading plant that was expected to create roughly 300 jobs, reversing a major brownfield redevelopment win for the region. Local officials now face uncertainty about the remediated parcel’s future.

Construction has begun on Conrad, a 315‑unit apartment project at the former Trester salvage yard on Business 28 in Miami Township. Developers tout amenities while residents raise traffic and housing‑mix concerns.

A new lawsuit alleges Hull Property Group refused to make more than $4.5M in repairs at Eastgate Mall, accusing the owner of "intentional neglect" as redevelopment stalls.

Two mixed-use proposals — The Lawn and Eastbrook Farms Phase II — are moving through Springboro's review pipeline, promising hundreds of new homes and new retail near SR‑73.

Demolition is finished at the R.K. LeBlond site in Linwood; The Jasper will bring about 271 apartments and preserve part of the old factory.

More than $180 million in Cincinnati projects are vying for Ohio historic tax credits this round, with winners expected in June and about 19 applications filed.

Uptown Rental Properties unveiled early renderings for a $45M, five‑story apartment at county‑owned 1520 Madison Road in East Walnut Hills; public reviews and city permits are next.

Anthem is reassessing its Oakley Station footprint; CBRE has listed 80,644 square feet at 3075 Vandercar Way, which could affect roughly 800 employees. The move would reshape weekday traffic for nearby businesses.

D.R. Horton moved its Cincinnati division into a 15,000-sq-ft Mason office after a 40% jump in local closings, expanding space for sales and back-office teams.

Ohio EPA will hold a public hearing Wednesday on a wetland permit tied to a proposed $1B Google data center in Franklin Furnace. Locals have raised urgent concerns about wetlands and river impacts.

A restored Art Deco bank at 219 High Street has reopened as COhatch after an $8M conversion, bringing private offices, an event hall and the Eyrie Cocktail Lounge to downtown Hamilton.