Affordable housing grants are bringing millions of dollars to Greater Cincinnati for new home construction and rehabilitation projects.
The grants will support local organizations working to expand homeownership opportunities and revitalize neighborhoods across Hamilton, Butler, and Highland counties.
Ohio is investing millions of dollars in affordable housing projects across Greater Cincinnati as state leaders continue…
Urban density drives local growth
Cincinnati is undergoing a shift in residential development following the adoption of its “Connected Communities” zoning reform in 2024.
The policy was approved by City Council to expand housing options and reduce regulatory barriers, particularly along transit corridors and neighborhood business districts, and has already influenced Cincinnati housing permits.
The reform…
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The downtown Cincinnati office market is stabilizing post-pandemic as it adapts to the hybrid era. With vacancy rates plateauing near 24%, the city is aggressively converting obsolete office towers, such as Carew Tower, into residential units to reduce inventory. Simultaneously, businesses are rightsizing into smaller, amenity-rich Class A spaces—a trend known as "flight…


