The Port's Director of Industrial Development, Chris Meyer, recently gave a lecture to Cincinnati Bar Assoc about The Port's work in environmental justice and remediation as a continued learning opportunity for local attorneys. Thanks for having us!

Our Staff had an engaging day attending ULI Cincinnati's Emerging Trends event. We enjoyed learning about several regional development projects on track for 2024 and appreciated the opportunity for our President and CEO, Laura Brunner, to share what The Port has in store!

Scott Hand, Principal Architect of Trilobite Design, made local history as the first developer in Cincinnati to build a Passive House. Learn how he converted a former Landbank parcel into his family's energy-efficient dream home in our latest Port Short! loom.ly/rxB6uRg

The Port introduced our residential strategy on our last Adopt A Class visit, and our students loved seeing examples of our work in housing. We rounded out our lesson by having them design some holiday homes. They are masters of detail. We adore how each turned out!

We love seeing happy, new homeowners! This family was able to purchase an affordable home in Madisonville thanks to the partnership between The Port and MCURC. Just one way we are boosting homeownership home by home and block by block!

"Office conversions are breathing new life into Cincinnati, transforming our cityscape & revitalizing our downtown," Steve Timmel, senior VP at CBRE's Cincy office, said in a release. Cincinnati Business Courier highlighted many, including some with Port financing! loom.ly/QmW7CTQ

It is clear local architect Scott Hand thought of every detail to make his Passive House his dream home. Learn what other design details he incorporated into the project by watching our latest Port Short! loom.ly/rxB6uRg

Our Executive Vice President, Philip Denning, recently attended the Ohio Land Banks's Network Meeting. Hearing from Ohio Development about the many programs they are administering to support Ohio's land banks and spur economic development was great!

Our latest bi-monthly newsletter is available! Check out this edition for updates on the abandoned, historic Crosley Building + announcing our partnership with the Greater Cincinnati Realtist Association to boost homeownership in Hamilton County! loom.ly/XO-WjSY

Happy first day of winter, Cincinnati! As we enter this season of rest and reflection, we look forward to coming up with new, innovative ways to increase homeownership, strengthen communities, and attract new, high-paying manufacturing jobs.

The Port's offices will be closed from December 22 - December 26 for the holidays. We wish you all comfort, joy, and warmth with friends and family this holiday season.

Working with Village of Lincoln Heights on demolishing its former high school to unlock the site for future development was a highlight of 2023. Did you miss this story? Learn more about the project through our December bi-monthly update: loom.ly/XO-WjSY

#ICYMI developers interested in letters of support for their LIHTC applications have a few days to request them from the City of Cincinnati. The process is outlined below. We applaud all those seeking to bring more affordable units to our region! loom.ly/Sq6PriU

Happy Holidays from your friends at The Port! We will return to strengthening Greater Cincinnati communities home by home and block by block after the break.

Jobs families can live on. Homes they can afford. Repurposing broken real estate to strengthen Greater Cincinnati communities for everyone was The Port's focus in 2023 and will continue in 2024. #MakingRealEstateWork

Make a visit to the Cincinnati Art Museum part of your holiday checklist. The Port is a proud sponsor of Paloozanoire's Black and Brown Faces 2023 Art Exhibition.

You will often find solar panels on passive homes as they provide renewable energy, one of the passive principles. This passive house in Cincinnati has none! Learn how Scott Hand designed his property to be energy efficient without them in our Port Short! loom.ly/rxB6uRg

A look back at the partnership between DAAP SAID architecture students and The Port! Our staff attended final presentations to review students’ housing designs for several Port-owned sites. We remain impressed with their work!

This year, the work to restore Cincinnati's deep industrial heritage using funds from Ohio Development to clean up abandoned/underutilized properties was a significant undertaking. Take a look back through this Port Short: youtube.com/watch?v=G6KGPb…

In 2024, we resolve to strengthen communities home by home & block by block to increase homeownership, surround neighborhoods with revitalized business districts, & make forgotten industrial sites attractive for adv. manufacturers with high-paying jobs. What are your resolutions?