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Can Greater Cincinnati succeed in attracting advanced manufacturing?
To remain competitive globally, Greater Cincinnati needs large, shovel-ready manufacturing sites. But, what strategies do urban regions like ours use to stay top-of-mind for site selectors? In June 2016, the Port Authority, TechSolve, Inc., REDI Cincinnati, and Cushman & Wakefield,…
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Tags: 2017 Events industrial revitalization Partnerships
Read MorePrice Hill proposed as next for Port Authority rehab program
Mayor John Cranley has recommended including funding in the City of Cincinnati’s 2018-19 budget for the Port Authority to expand its targeted revitalization initiative to the Price Hill neighborhood. On May 25, Mayor Cranley said he was proposing to take…
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Tags: 2017 Community Engagement Community Revitalization Darin Hall Grants In the News Landbank Newsletter Partnerships REACH
Read MorePort Authority receives USEPA grants
US Environmental Protection Agency announced it has selected the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority for two brownfields assessment grants. The Port Authority has been awarded $300,000 from USEPA Brownfield 2017 Assessment Grant funding: Community-wide hazardous substances grant funds will…
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Tags: 2017 Brownfields Grants industrial revitalization Newsletter Partnerships
Read MoreRoselawn site prepared for LEED senior housing
UPDATE: March 2018 March 28, 2018, a groundbreaking was held for Roselawn Senior Apartments - a 50-unit community incorporating community space on the ground level. ORIGINAL POST: MAY 31, 2017 The Redevelopment Authority, in May 2017, successfully completed the sale…
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Tags: 2017 Community Revitalization In the News Newsletter Real Estate Development roselawn
Read MoreNeighborhood Update: Central Business District
Since 2003, the Port has partnered with area organizations, businesses, residents, and foundations to make quite an impact throughout the Central Business District. Over the past 15 years, the Port has been involved in transformative projects throughout Downtown and Over-the-Rhine.…
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Tags: 2017 Brownfields Central Business District Community Revitalization Downtown Economic Inclusion Newsletter Over-the-Rhine Parking Public Finance
Read MoreEvanston Properties Define Opportunity Corner
Evanston Properties Define Opportunity Corner 3341 Montgomery Road 3341 Montgomery is a 6,000 square foot mixed-use building stabilized and acquired by the Hamilton County Landbank for redevelopment. The property is located just north of Evanston’s southern business district and east…
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Tags: 2017 Community Revitalization Evanston Landbank Newsletter Real Estate Development
Read MoreAt its April meeting, the Port Authority Board of Directors approved the Port using its lease structure to assist in the development of a new 182,000 square foot facility for Nehemiah Manufacturing on a 7.7-acre site in Lower Price Hill.…
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Tags: 2017 Newsletter Queensgate Real Estate Development
Read MoreFOUR YEARS AGO, as Evanston neighborhood leadership prepared for the demolition of St. Leger apartments and redevelopment of the site, long-time Cincinnati Police Officer Perry Locke articulated his concerns and hopes for the future of the Evanston neighborhood. St. Leger…
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Tags: 2017 Community Engagement Community Revitalization Evanston Events Newsletter Partnerships REACH
Read MoreIn the work to revitalize neighborhoods, having access to up-to-date property data is essential to creating best possible policy, planning and land-use decisions. Without it, cities and neighborhoods cannot be certain about where to focus investment for greatest impact. To…
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Tags: 2017 Community Revitalization Data Events Landbank Partnerships
Read MoreDo Something Good for Yourself and For Your Neighborhood - Activate a Vacant Space Near You. The Hamilton County Land Reutilization Corporation (Landbank) owns over 700 properties throughout Hamilton County, many of which are empty lots left underutilized year-round. That…
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Tags: 2017 Community Engagement Do Something Good for Yourself and For Your Neighborhood Findlay Market Landbank
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