Cincinnati
Forbes Names Cincinnati, Dayton to Ranks of Affordable Cities
Southwest Ohio is one of the most affordable places in the United States. At least that’s what Forbes thinks. The business magazine has recently released a list of the most affordable cities in the country. Cincinnati and Dayton are both in the top 10.
Market Snapshot: Rebirth of Cincinnati’s 9-5s
Cincinnati’s office market is on a roll.
Market Snapshot: Demand for Cincinnati Rentals to Rise in 2015
This year will bring more jobs to the Cincinnati metro area, and an even stronger demand for rental housing, according to the National Apartment Market Report released by Marcus & Millichap.
Market Snapshot: 2014 – Cincinnati’s Shining Year for Industrial Market
Thanks to major deals, such as eBay’s new distribution center the Greater Cincinnati area saw positive net absorption in the industrial sector.
Market Snapshot: Retail Thriving in Cincinnati
Retail spending in the Cincinnati area has increased, thanks to the rising employment, household income and consumer confidence.
Bucksbaum, Steiner Get $165M in Financing for Cincinnati Suburb Retail Center
A joint venture between Bucksbaum Retail Properties and Steiner + Associates, along with financial partner Mount Kellett Capital Management, received $165 million in construction financing for Liberty Center, a 626,791-square-foot retail town center development in Liberty Township, a northern Cincinnati suburb.
Village Green to Transform Historic Cincinnati Office Building into M-U Property
Luxury apartment owner Village Green has acquired the historic office building at 309 Vine St. in Cincinnati, with plans of redeveloping the 300,000-square-foot property into a mixed-use apartment destination.
Hines Pays $150M for 6-Building Portfolio as Office Sales Pick Up Steam
Office properties in the Cincinnati area are selling like hot cakes. Multiple properties have changed hands in the region during the first two quarters of the year, as the recovering market attracts more and more investors.
Inland Real Estate Corp., PGGM Buy Phase I of Newport Pavilion
Inland Real Estate Corporation is expending its presence in Cincinnati. In a joint venture with Dutch pension fund advisor PGGM, the real estate investment trust has acquired Phase I of Newport Pavilion, a 471,800-square-foot grocery-anchored power center in Newport, Kentucky. The retail property changed hands for $43.3 million in cash.
Milhaus Development Breaks Ground $13M M-F Project in Cincinnati’s Northside
Milhaus Development finally started construction on the Gantry, a $13 million project expected to revitalize the former lumberyard and railroad depot in Cincinnati’s historic Northside neighborhood. It is the first new construction project of its magnitude to be developed in the Northside community in many, many years.