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Cincinnati Aims to Break Ground on Next Phase of Ohio River Trail in June 2017
City officials are advancing the designs for the next phase of the Ohio River Trail. The 2.2-mile segment will run from Salem Road to Sutton Road in Cincinnati’s California neighborhood on its eastern...
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Indianapolis Developer to Continue Oakley’s Housing Boom with 272-Unit Project
Yet another Indianapolis-based developer is entering the hot Cincinnati residential market. This time the developer is Buckingham Companies and the location is Oakley. According to the Business...
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EDITORIAL: What Cranley’s Clever Budget Means for Urbanists
As has been widely reported thus far, the budget proposed by Mayor Cranley’s Administration is not as bad as many had expected it would be. That is, the administration’s proposal that is predicated on...
View ArticleOKI Looking for Additional Feedback About How Region Should Grow
The Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana Regional Council of Governments (OKI) is looking for more feedback for its ongoing update of their Strategic Regional Policy Plan. Once complete, the plan will include 32...
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Construction Work on $30M Corryville Apartment Project On-Pace for Fall 2015...
Uptown Rental Properties is making progress on their latest development in Corryville. This one, called VP3, is located on Euclid Avenue between Corry and Charlton Streets, and will add 147 units with...
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CNU 22: Ken Greenberg Outlines Challenges to 21st Century Urbanism
The opening plenary of the 22nd annual Congress of the New Urbanism opened to an audience of over one thousand attendees. Keynote speaker Ken Greenberg, a Toronto based urban designer and author of the...
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GUEST EDITORIAL: The Mathematics of Urbanity
There are many ways by which you can measure progress but there’s nothing like defining urbanity to put into perspective just how far along societies has come. Urbanity, after all, encompasses...
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REPORT: Cincinnati Region Failing at Developing Walkable Urban Places
A recently released report conducted by The George Washington University’s Center for Real Estate & Urban Analysis in conjunction with LOCUS: Responsible Real Estate Developers and Investors, a...
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Dive Into the Topic of Tiny Living Spaces This Friday at the Niehoff Urban...
To most people, tiny homes often are viewed as a novelty. The idea of building a small house or living in an apartment with less than 500 square feet sounds like living in a closet. However; with the...
View Article22 Photos From the 2014 Edition of Park(ing) Day in Cincinnati
The 2014 edition of the international protest related to the wasteful use of public land for automobile parking took place this past Friday. PARK(ing) Day, as it is known, took place in hundreds of...
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Start Small – An Individual Approach to Redevelopment
As one of the 2015 Haile Fellows at People’s Liberty, I will design and build two, 200 sq.ft. net-zero energy tiny homes in Over-the-Rhine. The goal is to address the issue of affordable housing at all...
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Record Crowd at Niehoff for Burnet Woods
Over one hundred and fifty people gathered at the Niehoff Urban Design Studios in Corryville to see and hear what University of Cincinnati design students had come up with on a reimagining of Burnet...
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OTR Foundation Hosting Workshop for Those Interested in Rehabbing Historic...
Last year over 100 people attended a series of workshops focused on rehabilitating distressed properties in Over-the-Rhine. The 3OTR Owner-Occupied Workshop series was hosted by the Over-the-Rhine...
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New Group Launched to Focus on Midwest Urbanism
Great places are often referenced as places where people gather in urban centers around the world. In Cincinnati places like Fountain Square and Washington Park are often associated as the City’s front...
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Sewer Improvements Save Money, Reduce Environmental Impact
Changes are afoot for Cincinnati residents — underfoot, that is. The Metropolitan Sewer District (MSD) recently unveiled sweeping changes to the region’s sewage system. By optimizing the existing...
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Brewery Event to Tell Neighborhood Development Tale
Craft brewing has taken the nation by storm and as evidence from the Ohio Craft Brewers conference held here in Cincinnati a few weeks ago, the phenomenon shows no sign of slowing down. One factor that...
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Venture Aims to Bring Passive Houses to Cincinnati
Recently UrbanCincy contributor Timothy Broderick sat down with Ronald Vieira, founder of PassivHaus — a venture designed to shake up the region’s building industry by dramatically reducing buildings’...
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