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Economy
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The Cincinnati Futures Commission offers big ideas. Now elected officials, businesses, and residents will have their say.
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Cincinnati’s housing market is one of the hottest in the U.S., and developers such as Fischer Homes are trying to keep up.
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EconomyInnovationReal EstateTalentThe JumpWelcome Letter
Welcome to Realm: Spring 2024
by Brendon Cullby Brendon CullThere are signs of new growth everywhere as trees, daffodils, and tulips are announcing spring’s arrival. And just a few weeks ago we found out that Cincinnati is growing, too.
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The Hometown Needs More Homes
Cincinnati’s Mayor and City Council propose sweeping zoning and land-use reforms to address the city’s housing shortage and to grow its population. Here are the next steps.
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BrandingDeep DiveEconomyFood & BeverageInnovation
How Restaurants Boost Business Districts
by John Stowellby John StowellRestaurants have an almost magical power to stir economic activity and create neighborhood identity. Plus they’re delicious.
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Regional business leaders count on unified lobbying efforts to help navigate government relationships in Columbus and Frankfort.
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Jim Downton discusses Sharonville Convention Center’s new 40,000-square-foot Todd Portune Hall.
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Now that city voters have had their say, UBS is tasked with managing $1.6 billion in sale proceeds to fund city infrastructure work.
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The Seeds of Change Grow in Walnut Hills
by John Foxby John FoxHistoric renovations and infill projects across the neighborhood are attracting entrepreneurs and community partners.