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Indian Hill Tops New List of Cincinnati's Richest ZIP Codes, Again
Indian Hill has once again claimed the title of Greater Cincinnati's wealthiest ZIP code, with a median household income of $234,821 and a median property value of $1.19 million, according to 2024 data. That figure towers over the metro area's overall median household income of $81,489, and it dwarfs the city of Cincinnati's own median of $56,910 within city limits.
clintonvillespotlight.com
Wesley Glen bought Fenway homes years ago
While the Wesley Glen senior living community at 5155 N. High St. plans the future expansion of its facilities, Jill Easterling, the executive director, shared the story of the historical utilization of two houses slated for demolition. For 35 years, Wesley Glen has owned the two houses now being demolished...
wvxu.org
44 apartments in OTR open for people experiencing chronic homelessness
A housing complex with 44 units for people experiencing homelessness is now open in Over-the-Rhine. Developer Over-the-Rhine Community Housing (OTRCH) celebrated the ribbon cutting Thursday, alongside local and statewide officials. Gloria's Place offers permanent supportive housing, which means 24/7, on-site services like case management, food support, and medical care. "Permanent...
The Cincinnati Exchange
Developer plans 192 workforce apartments in Cincinnati area
A Minneapolis-area multifamily real estate company is seeking to develop the apartment community as North College Hill continues to consider new housing options. Residents have raised questions about the project’s density and potential traffic impacts. ...
eagledayton.com
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Springfield, Ohio metro area
The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United States was $371,757 in July, 1.1% higher than the year before. Increasing...
WKRC
Landmark project debuts in Mainstrasse
CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - Anthony Bradford joined Covington Mayor Ron Washington and others Tuesday, Aug. 18, to cut the ribbon on a landmark project in one of the city’s most historic neighborhoods. Bradford, founder and principal of Covington-based real estate development firm A.M. Titan, worked over the last...
mahoningmatters.com
Former Wendy's property sells for $1.1M; site still available for lease under new owner
The property at the site of the former Wendy's restaurant at 4003 Wilmington Pike in Kettering has been sold for $1.1 million, according to real estate records. The buyer of the property is KQSR LLC, a limited liability corporation based out of Pepper Pike, which previously submitted a structural permit request to the city of Kettering inquiring about remodeling the 3,000-square-foot property.
shoppingcenterbusiness.com
Liberty Center Undergoes $20 Million Renovation in Suburban Cincinnati
Liberty Township, Ohio — Liberty Center, a mixed-use property located in the Cincinnati suburb of Liberty Township, is undergoing $20 million in renovations. Centennial, powered by Lincoln, serves as asset manager for the Apollo-owned property and is leading the execution of these initiatives. Plans for the 64-acre campus include...
hoodline.com
Oxford Clears Demolition of 1839 Bookstore Building Near Miami University
A cluster of connected buildings dating back to 1839 on Oxford's High Street is finally set to come down, clearing the path for a four-story apartment and retail complex just steps from Miami University's main gateway. The Oxford Historic and Architectural Preservation Commission approved a Certificate of Appropriateness in July for both the demolition of the former Follett's Miami Co-Op Bookstore building and the design of the mixed-use project slated to replace it.
The Cincinnati Exchange
Cincinnati’s Kingsley Incentive Ban Lasted Just 47 Days
: Cincinnati City Manager Sheryl Long told developer Kingsley + Co. in an April 17, 2026 letter that she could not recommend further city incentives until the company resolved code violations and completed a compliance audit. Forty-seven days later, on June 3, the administration released a previously paused $2.5 million Affordable Housing Trust Fund grant to Kingsley for a senior housing project, citing progress on code compliance but not addressing whether the audit was completed. Whether Cincinnati met its own stated conditions before releasing the money remains an open, undocumented question.
hoodline.com
Sycamore Township Wellness Hub Nearly Doubles Space, Bets on Longevity Craze
A Cincinnati-based health collaborative is nearly doubling its footprint in Sycamore Township this month, growing from 2,200 square feet to 4,319 square feet inside the same office tower it has called home for years. Anchor Wellness Center is opening its expanded space at 8044 Montgomery Road, Suite 160, later this month, and pairing the move with the launch of a new proactive longevity program called Tidal Health.
WHIO Dayton
Proposed land sale could bring new grocery store to Tipp City
The Tipp City Council will consider authorizing the city to enter into a real estate purchase option agreement with Meijer Stores Limited Partnership for approximately 17 acres near the intersection of County Road 25A and State Route 571.
mahoningmatters.com
Former Premier Health building downtown sells for $1M, down from $5.5M in 2023
A Maryland investor purchased the former Premier Health building downtown from Stratacache's real estate arm for $1 million, new local real estate records show. BAM 110 North Main St., a limited liability company, purchased the building on the northeast corner of Second and Main streets from Arkham Blue, an LLC tied to retail technology company Stratacache.
mahoningmatters.com
Thomas Gnau: New Marriott-branded hotel coming to downtown Dayton
The developer behind downtown Dayton's Water Street District plans to augment that district with a new five-story, 132-room hotel. Crawford Hoying is planning the TownePlace Suites Hotel by Marriott downtown at 125 Sears St. in the Water Street District. That block will have two Marriott hotels when the new one is built.
multihousingnews.com
Exclusive: BRG Apartments Sells Cincinnati Asset
The buyer financed the acquisition with a nearly $16 million Freddie Mac loan. Geller Associates has acquired Four Worlds, a 201-unit multifamily community in Cincinnati, according to Yardi Matrix information. BRG Apartments sold the property after 22 years of ownership. Capital One issued a $15.9 million Freddie Mac loan with...
pulse2.com
SparrowHawk Acquires 20-Property Industrial Portfolio For Nearly $400 Million In Its Largest Deal Ever
SparrowHawk has acquired a 20-property industrial portfolio encompassing approximately 4.4 million square feet for just under $400 million, completing the largest transaction in the firm’s history and significantly expanding its presence across major Midwest logistics markets. The portfolio spans St. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, and Louisville. The properties...