The city’s economic base dried up when legacy manufacturers shut down, but a new wave of employers (led by Spooky Nook Sports) is attracting development dollars.
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Hull Property Group is seeking new development plans for the struggling mall.
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Homeshake is tweaking the local homebuying process, with plans to go national.
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PLK Communities’ new mixed-use project respects the city’s history and residents’ hopes for the future.
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Northern Kentucky community development organizations are building a signature headquarters facility at the foot of the Roebling Bridge.
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The Region’s Off-Road Recreation Push Is on Track
by John Foxby John FoxThe Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance (CORA) is a nonprofit founded in 1996 to develop a network of high-quality off-road trails throughout Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for use by mountain bikers, hikers,…
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Redevelopment of the 23-acre former IRS Processing Center near the riverfront is a once-in-a-generation opportunity for city leaders.
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The housing market is constantly changing, causing a ripple effect throughout the region’s economy, says Anne Uchtman, president of the Realtor Alliance of Greater Cincinnati.
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Employee Ownership Allows a Company to Lift Together
by John Stowellby John StowellExploring the benefits of ESOPs with employee-owned businesses across the region.
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The new Montgomery Quarter development is attracting popular local businesses and will soon add residential tenants.
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