People Working Cooperatively is remaking a former Sugar Creek Packing plant in Sharonville into a roughly 70,000‑sq‑ft, $15M campus to centralize its repair operations. The move will consolidate staff, fleet and materials on a 14.2‑acre site.

Hamilton County leaders outlined plans to direct roughly $5 million in HUD grants into affordable housing, storefront facelifts and mobile services across suburbs. The showcase highlighted completed projects and programs planned for the year ahead.

A Butler County jury awarded Spooky Nook $3.3M in compensatory damages in a lawsuit against a former Champion Mill hotel owner, complicating the site's legal battles.

Pickle Lodge will take over ACES Pickleball at Factory 52 in Norwood on June 1, expanding its Cincinnati footprint to 51 courts across three sites.

Milford unveiled conceptual downtown projects that could top $100M, from a 350‑unit riverfront complex to a Main Street redevelopment. Officials say plans are still conceptual and will go through public review.

Mane’s Woodlawn expansion is a $100M‑plus bet on Cincinnati — boosting flavor capacity and promising career pathways for local workers, executives say.

Three Greater Cincinnati industrial properties traded for a combined $52M+ as EQT sold a 36-property, 7.3M-sf logistics portfolio to Ares.

HILLS Properties has started move-ins at Relay 129, a 402‑unit apartment and townhome community beside Costco in Liberty Township.

St. Xavier bought the 16-acre Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science campus for $7.2M and will use it for temporary offices while plotting a long-term campus plan.

A stalled $17M hotel conversion has pushed the George F. Otte building at 33 W. Fourth St. to auction, reopening questions about downtown redevelopment.

Reinsurance inflows and new carriers are easing property rates in 2026, but climate and legal pressures mean some markets remain hard to insure.

Terrex Development moved its headquarters from Oakley to Golf Manor, roughly tripling its office footprint and consolidating construction operations into a larger shop.

Pig Works launched a $12M campaign to build an 18,000‑sq‑ft Walnut Hills headquarters and park, anchored by a $4M lead gift.