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Cincinnati lost more than 2,000 housing units between 2010 and 2020, according to a new report from the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber.
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The Barrister project includes 44 units of income-restricted housing on East 9th street.
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A planned $200 million renovation of the Duke Energy Convention Center needs one more vote to reach full funding.
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Citywide, violent crime is down about 33% compared to the three-year average for this time of year. In the Central Business Section, the numbers are trending higher.
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The new rules would also apply to parts of Over-the-Rhine, Mount Adams, East End, West End, Pendleton and Mount Auburn.
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Businesses and merchants in Cincinnati's core want to draw people away from malls and suburban shopping centers and are offering a few new events to lure visitors Downtown.
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The six-month extension comes as the city studies whether to impose tighter controls on surface parking lots in the basin.
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And, it will cost more to park on the street within a few blocks of Paycor Stadium during an event there.
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The Duke Energy Convention Center will undergo a $200 million renovation and expansion starting next year. But producers of some of the center's popular consumer shows are raising questions about the project.
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From a convention center district to converting offices into residential, new developments are bringing changes to downtown Cincinnati.