Cincinnati
L.A. Firm Tapped By TIC Group
National Asset Services has recently expanded its property management portfolio with the addition of a Class A office building in North Cincinnati.
Dayton CBD Asset Heads For Auction Block
A Dayton office building is getting ready to hit the auction block.
Kroger Takes Another Piece of Blue Ash
Kroger Co. continues its expansion in Greater Cincinnati. The well-known traditional grocer has recently acquired a second building in Blue Ash and intends to include it in a plan which is expected to bring hundreds of new jobs to the city.
Mall Continues Comeback Bid
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor After years of decline, a Greater Cincinnati mall is making a bid to bounce back. Middletown’s Towne Mall Galleria has signed Gabe’s as a major new tenant, taking another important step toward improving occupancy. The Journal-News reports that the discount retailer plans to open a 60,000-square-foot store at the mall this […]
Healthcare Projects Spring Forward
Just days after Dayton Children’s Hospital announced its intention to start work on a $47.5 million expansion of its Springboro Outpatient Care Center and Urgent Care, the Kettering Health Network has also revealed more information about its plans to build a new, $9 million medical building in the city. It will be located just down the road from Dayton Children’s project.
After 110 Years Downtown, Firm Finds New Home Near Old Location
A company with more than a 100 years of history in Downtown Cincinnati is moving to a new location but it’s not leaving the area. From now on, the Huntington Center will be the new home of Fosdick & Hilmer.
Dayton Children’s Hospital Grows in Springboro
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor On Tuesday, July 7, Dayton Children’s Hospital announced plans for a $47.5 million expansion of its Springboro Outpatient Care Center and Urgent Care. Dayton Children’s will build a 115,100-square-foot ambulatory destination center on the 11-acre Springboro campus. It will consist of a medical office building for pediatric specialists and primary care physicians, […]
Lone Star Not So Lonely in Cincinnati
Lone Star Funds continues its hunt for properties in the third largest city in Ohio.
Lone Star Gobbles Up More Properties
Lone Star Funds continues its hunt for properties in Greater Cincinnati. After buying three office buildings in the region, in a transaction which closed at the end of May, the Dallas-based private equity firm has now shifted its focus towards hotels.