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.

A proposed development called The Lofts at Union Centre would place 252 apartments on a 10.49‑acre site at 6230 Allen Road. The final development plan is before the township.

Federal Home Loan Bank renewed an 80,000‑sq‑ft lease at Atrium Two, preserving roughly 300 downtown jobs and reconfiguring its space across three floors.

Fifth Third is relocating about 750 Cincinnati employees into downtown offices and leasing extra space at Columbia Plaza, a move that could boost weekday foot traffic.

Ohio Valley Electrical bought nearly eight acres at the former Sharon Woods Innovation Center and plans to double its Blue Ash headquarters while adding dozens of jobs. The move is part of a broader push to redevelop the P&G site.

IRG Realty Advisors filed plans for a 120‑unit apartment on a downtown Hamilton surface lot, another sign of renewed development interest in the city’s core.

A 60-unit, 55+ building is proposed at 550 Reading in Pendleton, replacing a 1964 warehouse. OHFA filings show the roughly $21.8M project would target households earning 30%–70% AMI.

A new forecast and local market snapshots put Cincinnati on national lists for price momentum, though Redfin and Zillow show different short‑term pictures.

St. Louis developers filed to rezone three parcels for a mixed‑use village center next to the massive Glen Este apartment redevelopment in Union Township. The application joins retail and housing with sidewalks and public hearings set for May.

New BEA data show Greene, Warren and Butler counties posted some of Ohio’s strongest GDP gains in 2024, with defense spending and big developments helping drive growth.

UC has issued an RFQ for a $105M Holmes Hospital renovation to house the College of Nursing, responses are due April 21.

A developer wants to raze the Western Hills Sports Mall and build an apartment community on Cincinnati’s West Side, a move that would reshape a longtime neighborhood sports hub.

Seton High School unveiled the Seton Sports Complex and said donors hit a fundraising milestone toward the $16M project. The West Side facility is slated to open for fall 2026.