Economy

Cincinnati’s housing market is one of the hottest in the U.S., and developers such as Fischer Homes are trying to keep up.

There 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.

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.

Restaurants have an almost magical power to stir economic activity and create neighborhood identity. Plus they’re delicious.

Regional business leaders count on unified lobbying efforts to help navigate government relationships in Columbus and Frankfort.

Jim Downton discusses Sharonville Convention Center’s new 40,000-square-foot Todd Portune Hall.

Now that city voters have had their say, UBS is tasked with managing $1.6 billion in sale proceeds to fund city infrastructure work.

Historic renovations and infill projects across the neighborhood are attracting entrepreneurs and community partners.

Here’s why students come to the region for college, why they stay after graduation, and what it all means for the local economy.

This issue of Realm previews the Chamber’s new strategic framework focusing on growing our population, growing our economy, and growing cultural vibrancy.