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The Most Beautiful Historic Main Street In Ohio Is Hiding In This Tiny Town
Ohio has been holding out on you, and the evidence is sitting right there in Miami County, about fifteen minutes north of Dayton. Tipp City is a small town with a main street so beautiful and so well-preserved that it genuinely makes you reconsider every assumption you’ve ever made about what Ohio has to offer.
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Housing development planned near one of region's largest hospitals
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A new housing development is planned next to one of the region’s largest hospitals. M/I Homes and Mitchell Development & Construction are partnering on the proposed 68 owner-occupied, villa-style residential community beside Mercy Health Fairfield Hospital. The 18-acre site lies on South Gilmore Road...
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150-Year-Old Mount Adams Tavern Gets New Owner Who's Been Coming for 50 Years
City View Tavern, the 150-year-old Mount Adams dive bar famous for its skyline views and its beloved Big Ted burger, has a new owner. Randy Freking, a retired employment lawyer, takes the reins Saturday, becoming just the fifth owner in the tavern's long history at 403 Oregon St. Freking purchased...
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Habitat for Humanity invests $2.15M in Miamisburg site for new ‘ReStore'
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Dayton bought a 33,320-square-foot property retail structure at 8336 Springboro Pike in Miamisburg for $2.15 million, according to recent Montgomery County real estate records. The plan: Habitat purchased the building to open another ReStore, Executive Director Norm Miozzi told the Dayton Daily News. The organization...
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Springfield breaks ground on housing expansion to provide stable homes for families
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WKEF) -- Shovels hit the ground in Springfield as city leaders and community partners kicked off construction on a housing expansion aimed at helping more families find a stable place to live. “We believe that living in a stable home in a strong neighborhood makes a positive impact...
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Mystery tenant to fill vacant Cincinnati brewery
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A first-of-its-kind tenant is set to fill a shuttered East Walnut Hills brewery. The Gardens will move into the former Woodburn Brewing space, at 2800 Woodburn Ave., that closed in April 2025. Owner and former IT executive Jen Ciolino signed a five-year lease with options...
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Homeowner Finds the Street Outside Her Door Is Private Land — Then the Owner Offers to Rent Her a Parking Space for $30 a Month
Photo credit: AI-generated image created using ChatGPT. Illustrative only. Erica Riddick thought she knew what came with her front door: a street sign out front, a paved spot to pull in, and the normal little routines of homeownership—parking, trash day, waving at neighbors. Then a letter showed up and basically said the “street” outside her house wasn’t a street at all. It was somebody...
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Drees leader Rader chosen for Leadership Cincinnati class 50
FT. MITCHELL, Ky. — Pamela Rader, vice president of human resources at Drees Homes, has been selected to join class 50 of the Cincinnati Regional Chamber’s Leadership Cincinnati executive program, the company announced. Leadership Cincinnati is the chamber’s flagship executive leadership initiative, designed for senior leaders across the...
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New mini golf course on Ohio riverfront will cost $1M
Cincinnati real estate veteran Jeffrey R. Anderson plans to spend more than $1 million to open a mini golf course at The Banks on Cincinnati's riverfront. The Putt House @ Freedom Park would include 18 holes and be run out of The Filson, the restaurant at Vine Street and Freedom Way owned and operated by Anderson's real estate firm.
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Historic Hooper Building Reopens as 102-Unit Textile Lofts in Downtown Cincinnati
A 133-year-old office building on West Fourth Street in downtown Cincinnati has new residents for the first time in its history. Textile Lofts, a 102-unit apartment conversion inside the historic Hooper Building at 141 W. Fourth St., welcomed its first tenants in July 2026 following a $33.6 million adaptive reuse project.
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Springfield Offers Homebuyers Greater Value and Opportunity
Across much of the country, rising home prices and higher monthly costs have made it harder to find an affordable home. Many buyers now delay homeownership or accept less space and longer commutes. Springfield, Ohio, provides a compelling alternative. Located between Columbus and Dayton, Springfield offers affordable housing, lower living...
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Pete Buttigieg Slams JD Vance for ‘American Dream' Comment, "What Planet Is He Living On?"
Vice President JD Vance campaigned for GOP Ohio gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy at the Cleveland-Cliffs Middletown Works facility in Middletown, Ohio, on Friday. Vance said, “We’re finally seeing that American dream of homeownership become accessible again to our young people.” Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg responded on social media: “Mortgage rates are way up. Home […]
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Hyde Park's Asiana Thai & Sushi Closes After 24 Years on Edwards Road
Asiana Thai & Sushi has closed its Hyde Park dining room for good after more than two decades of scratch-made curries and sushi rolls along Edwards Road. The restaurant, a fixture of Cincinnati's east side since 2002, quietly pulled down its location-specific website, and online searches now list the spot as permanently closed.
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New Columbus housing project breaks ground
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Here are the 30 most expensive home sales in the Cincinnati area over the past year
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - The 30 most expensive home sales in the Cincinnati area were sold on average for $3.7 million. Information was obtained from Cincinnati MLS, Northern KY MLS, Hamilton County Auditor and Warren County Auditor. The timeframe is from March 3, 2025, to June 30, 2026. 8875...
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Historic Hannaford building reopens as 102-unit Textile Lofts after $33.6M conversion
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - Downtown’s latest residential conversion project is complete in a historic building designed by famed Cincinnati architect Samuel Hannaford. The Textile Lofts welcomed its first residents in July following a 15-month, $33.6 million adaptive reuse project by Bernstein Cos., a national developer headquartered in Washington,...
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Top 25 Columbus Home Sales for July 2026
Check out the highest-dollar housing market deals that closed in the month, including a home in Upper Arlington that sold for $3.8 million. Home sales data as of July 1-31, 2026, from county auditor offices in Franklin, Delaware, Licking and Union counties. Realtor information comes from Redfin. Connect with the...