Ambrose filled roughly 154,000 sq ft across two airport‑adjacent parks, landing a confidential tenant in Cincinnati and HubStarr Logistics in Denver. The deals sharpen the firm’s regional footprint near CVG and DIA.

Interstate Utility Trailer has started work on a 17‑acre Franklin site off I‑75 that will combine sales, service and warehouse space for the dealer. The project adds to Franklin’s growing logistics footprint.

Clermont County and CMHA broke ground on Veterans Village, a 19-unit development in Monroe Township that pairs affordable units with on-site VA services and community space.

Butler County’s latest revaluation shows a roughly 19% median jump in home values. The tax impact will depend on school‑district levies, the 20‑mill floor and local rate choices.

Tentative county assessments add roughly $4.76B and send farmland values soaring 156.5%, while homes and commercial property rise in the high teens.

Bon Secours Mercy Health donated about three acres — including a vacant medical office on Banning Road — to Habitat for Humanity, enabling plans for roughly 25 homes in Springfield Township.

Core5 plans to build a 307,800-square-foot, $33M industrial building at 6031 Center Hill Ave in Winton Hills; city filings show a 15-year tax-abatement request and roughly 50 jobs.

Regency Centers has been active in the Midwest: a new Kroger Marketplace opened in West Chester while Chicagoland centers keep adding restaurants and specialty retail.

Swiss CDMO Lonza is eyeing a roughly $1B manufacturing campus in Clermont County that could create about 650 jobs with an average pay near $77,000. Ohio has reportedly offered a 20‑year tax credit as it vies with other states for the investment.

JobsOhio is pitching Gulf sovereign funds on semiconductors, health care and data centers as the state's GDP approaches $1 trillion.

Trustees extended zoning for a 264‑unit, $76.2M Liberty Center expansion, moving the PUD deadline to June 6, 2029 while a hotel tenant is still being sought.

At a Southwest Ohio Growth Summit panel in Hamilton, homebuilders urged denser townhomes and multifamily housing in Butler and Warren counties to expand attainable options. They said zoning and infrastructure will need to change for projects to pencil.

West Chester unveiled a 75‑acre Mill Creek District concept that would add offices, housing, retail and nearly 20 acres of green space — officials forecast up to $700M. Phase II planning is now testing feasibility and preparing a developer solicitation.