Cincinnati
Healthcare Network Grows in Butler County
Christ Hospital Medical Center – Liberty Township sitehe Christ Hospital Health Network continues with its mission to improve the health of the Greater Cincinnati community. On Tuesday, July 7, the hospital announced that it will build a new medical center in the fast growing Butler County community of Liberty Township.
Lone Star Bets on Cincinnati Offices
A Dallas-based private equity firm has recently purchased three office buildings in Greater Cincinnati. The properties sold for a total of $25.3 million.
Buyers Snap Up Distribution Centers Near Cincinnati, Dayton
Two out-of-state investors have picked up two industrial facilities in the Greater Cincinnati and Dayton areas. The properties sold for a total of more than $24 million.
Seniors Housing Project Awaits Green Light
Cincinnati is getting a new apartment building for low-income seniors. The development will be located on the city’s Northside.
High-Tech Intel Unit Expands at Wright-Patterson
On Friday, June 19, the National Air and Space Intelligence Center broke ground on a new facility for its foreign materiel exploitation mission at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, just east of Dayton. The expansion project will nearly triple the size of the existing Foreign Materiel Exploitation Laboratory.
School to Make Way for Apartments
An out-of-state developer plans to tear down a Northern Kentucky school and replace it with apartments.
Southwest Ohio Is One of the Nation’s Healthiest Housing Markets
Columbus-based Nationwide, one of the nation’s largest insurance and financial services organizations, has released its quarterly housing market report this week. According to the quarterly report, most U.S. housing markets are healthy, and Southwest Ohio is one of the healthiest regions in the county.
Joint Venture to Build Schools in Greater Cincinnati
A foreign developer is partnering with a local company to build new schools in the Greater Cincinnati area.
AK Steel Launches Innovation Hub in Middletown
On Friday, June 19, AK Steel finally broke ground on its new Research and Innovation Center in Middletown. James L. Wainscott, the company’s chairman, president and CEO, was present at the ceremony together with Larry Mulligan Jr., Mayor of Middletown, and other officials.
Vintage Buildings to Be Reborn as Hotels
Developers plan to bring two new hotels to the Cincinnati area. Both will be located in the city’s downtown.