A $5M Ohio historic tax credit gives the Alms & Doepke conversion a crucial boost, helping fund a $64M rehab that will add about 150 apartments to Over-the-Rhine.

Nearly $86 million has been lined up to build a new I‑75 interchange at Millikin Road, unlocking hundreds of acres near Cincinnati and Dayton for commercial development.

UC plans to sell the former Union Institute building on East McMillan in Walnut Hills, putting a Tudor‑Revival landmark and redevelopment possibilities in play. Local developers and neighbors will be watching.

UC has retained a broker to sell its 23‑acre Reading research campus — a 2001 gift that was valued near $100 million — a move that could redraw the region’s lab map. The sale raises questions about where UC will house research programs and who might buy the complex.

UC trustees approved a roughly $33.2M purchase of an off‑campus apartment community near Uptown as the university expands its student housing footprint.

The Port of Greater Cincinnati authorized bonds to help finance CIG Communities' $67M Gallery at Kenwood project, moving the development closer to its next phase.

Mason-based Rooted Grounds Coffee has acquired eight acres for a roughly 60,000-square-foot headquarters near Dorothy Lane Market. The move signals a bigger retail and roasting footprint for the local roaster.

National Resilience has relocated its HQ to Blue Ash, pledging roughly $100M for a new campus and about 200 local jobs as it ties the site to its West Chester manufacturing hub. State and regional partners say training programs will feed the new roles.

Closets By Design is moving its Cincinnati headquarters to Springdale in a roughly $4M project that will expand its footprint and ties incentives to payroll targets.

Urban Sites released renderings for a $36M mixed‑use mid‑rise at 400 Monmouth in Newport, promising apartments above street‑level retail on the former World Peace Bell block.

Suburban Accessories will open a 121,000‑sq‑ft distribution center in Franklin, Ohio, expanding its Southwest Ohio footprint with an October 2026 target.

Two renovated Sedam Street houses reopened Thursday as the Port begins selling rehabbed homes in Sedamsville. The project aims to turn 18 former rentals into affordable owner-occupied houses.

A Cincinnati developer is proposing Mercy on Main, a $23M, five‑story, 65‑unit building on East Main Street in Olde Towne East that would use low‑income housing tax credits.