A city survey of 2,163 people found housing topped preferences for the Town Center Garage site in Cincinnati’s West End, while an arena polled last. Neighbors and cultural institutions remain divided.

Six new leases have added more than 20,000 square feet at the Sawyer Point Building, lifting occupancy after last year’s ownership change. The deals help fill a large vacancy left by a departing tenant.

The long-empty Forest Fair Mall in Forest Park was razed this week, clearing a roughly 90-acre parcel for planned business and industrial development. Developers say a major tenant is already lined up.

Clermont County issued a record 6,156 building permits in 2025, driven by single-family starts and several large commercial projects. The total is a third straight annual high.

A foreclosure complaint names the owner of AT580 at 580 Walnut, alleging roughly $29 million remains on the mortgage and putting a planned Hyatt conversion in question.

Investigative demolition has started inside the Art Deco Lunken terminal as crews prep the building for a boutique hotel, restaurant and event spaces.

Mason rezoned about 528 acres into a research‑and‑development park with stricter design rules meant to favor labs and advanced manufacturing, anchored by VEGA.

Prologis has started site work on Project Mila, a proposed hyperscale data center on 141 acres in Trenton, raising questions about water, power and tax deals.

Dainty Foods, part of France’s Marbour Group, bought a Batavia industrial site and is moving forward with an $85M initial buildout that could reach $150M.

A $550 million Purina factory in Clermont County hit a key construction milestone and is moving into equipment testing and hiring.

Midland Atlantic filed a commencement notice for a 128,000‑sq‑ft Target on 22 acres in Harrison, across from Kroger. City approvals and a TIF agreement move the project toward permitting and site work.

A New York investor has bought several senior‑living campuses across Northeast Ohio under the Meadow Falls banner, including large facilities in Richmond Heights and Rocky River.

Trustees approved $12M to design a new welcome center, advancing UC’s Uptown campus buildout and adding to nearly $1B in campus projects.