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$8M mixed-use project with Italianate design planned in Cincinnati suburb
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A new mixed-use project with a rare Italianate design is moving forward on the site of a shuttered candy store at the southern gateway of downtown Lebanon. Mason-based High Pointe Construction and Development, a luxury homebuilder, plans to build Golden Turtle Station on a 0.6-acre...
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Case No. 2026 CV 02713
In the State of Ohio, County of Montgomery, Case No. 2026 CV 02713. PennyMac Loan Services, LLC (Plaintiff) Torronce W. Jackson, Tierra R. Jackson, et al., (Defendants) In pursuance of an Order of Sale directed to me in the above entitled action, I will. offer for sale at public online...
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Immigration Contributes to Cincinnati's Growth as Housing Supply Lags
Greater Cincinnati keeps adding people and jobs, and a new regional report says international immigration has contributed significantly to that growth, even as the area struggles to build enough housing to accommodate its growing population. That's the core finding of the Cincinnati Regional Chamber's 2026 State of the Region report,...
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Lakeside restaurant space seeks tenant at $12M Cincinnati-area development
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A multimillion-dollar Fairfield redevelopment is progressing as city leaders continue to market the project’s commercial space. The Thomas O. Marsh Park, a 150-acre parcel located at 6440 River Road, is getting a new restaurant space as part of a $12 million redevelopment – half of which is dedicated to the dining portion.
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Developer looks to build 80 new condos next to Walton Towne Center
Local developer Tony Berling is looking to build 80 new Fischer Homes condos in a tract of land adjacent to the Walton Towne Center. The matter came before the Boone County Planning Commission during a public hearing last Wednesday in the form of a zoning change request. Berling requested rezoning from the land’s current commercial two zone to a commercial two/planned development zone, which would allow construction of the housing units. The planning commission will cast a vote to recommend either in favor or against the request at its business meeting next month.
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More big-name stores joining Target at new West Side development
HARRISON, Ohio (WKRC) — TJ Maxx and Chase Bank have signed leases at Harrison Town Center, bringing the roughly $60 million retail development closer to full occupancy. TJ Maxx plans to lease about 25,000 square feet at the Harrison Avenue project and is expected to employ 45 to 50 people. Chase Bank is expected to occupy about 3,100 square feet and add about 15 jobs.
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Greater Cincinnati groups launch Housing Innovation Lab
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation, University of Cincinnati Real Estate Center and LISC Greater Cincinnati are teaming up to test solutions to the region’s housing challenges, starting with whether a modular housing facility could lower construction costs. The Housing Innovation Lab will bring together researchers, developers, nonprofit leaders, financial institutions...
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Fully equipped OTR restaurant property with speakeasy, liquor license to be auctioned
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A fully equipped restaurant and entertainment property in Over-the-Rhine, occupied by Mikey’s Late Night Slice and Oddfellows Liquor Bar, is scheduled to be auctioned next month. Colliers will auction the property at 2014 Elm St. at 11 a.m. Nov. 4. Bidding will be available in person...
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Builder cuts apartments, revises plan for massive Tri-State project
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - Greater Cincinnati’s largest homebuilder is advancing a significant expansion to its largest residential community in Northern Kentucky, which, if completed as planned, would be Boone County's second-largest. It comes amid objections from residents over density and crowded local schools. Fischer Homes has filed plans...
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Historic Cincinnati hotel property unveils major upgrades
Hampton Inn & Suites Cincinnati-Downtown and Homewood Suites by Hilton Cincinnati-Downtown have completed a $5.5 million renovation of their 249-room property at 617 Vine St. in downtown Cincinnati. The six-month project, led by SREE Hotels LLC, included upgrades to guest rooms, public spaces and amenities such as the fitness center and guest laundry facilities, according to a community announcement. The 14-story limestone building opened in 1926 as the home of The Cincinnati Enquirer and remained its headquarters for more than 60 years. Designed by Lockwood Greene and Company, the building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975. It also gained recognition as the fictional Osgood R. Flimm Building in the television sitcom "WKRP in Cincinnati." Many historic elements remain, including the gold entrance, elevators, mail drops and marble hallways. “Taking pride in preserving the character and history of this iconic Cincinnati building while continuing to enhance the guest experience is incredibly important to our team,” general manager Aspasia Makris said. “These renovations allow us to celebrate the property’s unique past while providing our guests with refreshed accommodations, modern amenities and the level of comfort they expect when staying with us.” The dual-branded hotel property offers complimentary
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Colliers Represents ClarkDietrich in Anchor Lease at Ohio Office Development
Colliers represented ClarkDietrich in a 32,558-square-foot office lease that will occupy nearly three-quarters of a new office building at Montgomery Quarter, a mixed-use development located at 9260 Montgomery Road in Cincinnati, Ohio. John Schenk, senior vice president, and Matt Smyth, vice president, with Colliers | Cincinnati represented the tenant throughout...
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Housing for All: Building Solutions Together
“Housing for All: Building Solutions Together” brings together residents, civic leaders, developers, nonprofit organizations, and policymakers for a live-to-tape conversation about the future of housing in our region. Together, we’ll explore the connection between stable, attainable housing and thriving communities. The discussion hosted by Ann Thompson, Producer and...