City: Cincinnatti

June 24, 2005 Cincinnati Business CourierPhillips Edison & Co., a Cincinnati firm, purchased two shopping centers in Texas and Maryland. The firm acquired the Kroger Center Rosenberg in Rosenberg, Texas, a 113,430-square-foot shopping center. It is anchored by a Kroger ...

June 10, 2005 Cincinnati PostLarry Levy, a Chicago-based developer, is planning to convert the Hannaford Luxury Apartments in Mansion Hill, Ohio, into 40 condominiums. Twelve town homes will also be built on an adjacent property that commands views of Cincinnati's ...

June 2, 2005 Cincinnati Business CourierAn unnamed New York investor paid $5.2 million for the Townview Business Center, an industrial property in Queensgate, Ohio. Grubb & Ellis/West Shell Commercial handled the sale. The 78,000-square-foot building is situated on 4 acres ...

June 1, 2005 Cincinnati Business CourierSperry Van Ness will market four Midwest strip malls totaling 325,000 square feet. The properties are in Lebanon, Ohio; Hillsboro, Ohio; Connersville, Ind.; and Ashland, Ohio. Minimum bids start at $450,000 and are due by ...

May 31, 2005 Cincinnati EnquirerMaisonette, a French restaurant located at 114 E. Sixth St. in Cincinnati, will relocate to the suburbs, leaving more than 20,000 square feet of empty space in the center of downtown. Although the property's owner, Michael ...

May 27, 2005 Cincinnati EnquirerDevelopments and sales of condominiums in downtown Cincinnati is skyrocketing, according to a report commissioned by Downtown Cincinnati Inc. Out of 864 units that have reached market since January 2002, 516 – nearly 60 percent – ...

May 18, 2005 Cincinnati PostCasto Southwest Ohio and Jeffrey R. Anderson Real Estate are planning to install a 16-screen movie theater and a 150-unit condominium complex in the Deerfield Towne Center, a mixed-use facility in Mason, Ohio. Regal Cinema will ...

May 16, 2005 Cincinnati Business CourierCincinnati's office vacancy rate rose slightly to 20.1 percent in the first quarter of 2005 from 19.5 percent at the end of 2004, according to a report by Grubb & Ellis. The report also said ...

May 12, 2005 Cincinnati EnquirerFrank Fieler will transform the Fort Washington Hotel in downtown Cincinnati into a 10-unit condominium property. Units will average 1,500 square feet and will be priced between $240,000 and $399,000. Fieler, who owns the building with ...