City leaders broke ground on a 10‑megawatt, $24 million solar array at the Center Hill landfill. Officials say it will cut municipal energy costs and repurpose idle land.

Western & Southern joined city and developer leaders at a Friday groundbreaking for The Lockard in Over‑the‑Rhine, a mixed‑income project that will restore Grammer’s and add about 129 apartments.

A 10,500-sq-ft strip anchored by Skyline Chicken Chili is planned near Norwood's former Paycor HQ, adding five tenant spaces and new dining options by 2027.

3CDC entered a purchase agreement to acquire the long‑vacant Garfield Suites tower at 2 Garfield Place for $3.75M and is studying a roughly $62M mixed‑use redevelopment. The move aims to reactivate a quiet stretch of Vine Street between Fountain Square and Over‑the‑Rhine.

Leasing surged and big-block deals have pushed Cincinnati’s industrial vacancy toward national lows, squeezing available warehouse space and lifting rents.

Hamilton City Council approved a tax incentive on April 15 that clears the way to convert the Mueller Building into a roughly $50M hotel. The vote unlocks financing and preservation steps for a long‑planned downtown rehab.

The Westwood plan pairs new affordable units with preservation and streetscape projects across Cincinnati's largest neighborhood. Community groups say nonprofit-owned lots are already moving toward development.

Westlake Center at 4555 Lake Forest Drive sold to a local investor for more than $13.8M, the buyer's second major suburban office purchase in months.

Consultants laid out a vision to fill the five remaining Banks parcels with housing, plazas and entertainment. The update now moves to the City Planning Commission for formal review.

Tampa-based Genstone Realty has picked Cincinnati as the first stop in a Midwest expansion, opening an interim office at 8044 Montgomery Road while a permanent space is finished in Q2 2026.

A downtown Race Street building once tied to a 2019 federal probe is targeted for residential redevelopment, potentially adding housing to Cincinnati's core.

Residents at The Evanston in Norwood say a former manager diverted rent payments and eviction notices followed as CMHA and advocates press for answers.

New Census and market data show Greater Cincinnati added about 13,000 people last year, with suburbs and a wave of new apartment projects driving the gains.