OTR

Store Opening / Cocktails at Brush Factory Home tonight at 6pm at 1417 Main https://www.facebook.com/events/602738093245305/

I think the thread for Findlay Market area/North of Liberty developments should be broader than just 3CDC since there are many buildings being rehabbed and reused.

My favorite photos of historic Cincinnati: http://otrmatters.com/beautiful-historic-photos-of-cincinnati/

http://otrmatters.com/blog/bill-cunningham-praises-progress-in-otr/

GE may move 1400 jobs to the Banks: https://www.facebook.com/BringGEtotheBanks

Demolished by CPS:

Parking in OTR (and all of Cincinnati) is getting an overhaul. Does anyone know how much monthly parking at the Kroger garage is now?

http://www.building-cincinnati.com/2013/07/knox-hill-zahn-row-demolition-would-be.html

The fire escape will be removed.

I'd like to know what he said exactly.

160 taps at Yard House

Best thread on UO

Something interesting about Wielert's is the low barn-style garage behind it.

Addressing the disaster which is Ziegler Park and the uncertain future of the Peaslee Center will be something the City and OTR stakeholders will have to undertake in the not too distant future.

It's for the brewery. ... OTR's Cogswell Building gets new life Construction on one of Over-the-Rhine’s 19th century buildings will soon be finished, and will open up new office space for members of the community. Rehabilitation began on the Cogswell Building in November and should be completed by March. http://www.soapboxmedia.com/devnews/021213.cogswellbuildingrehab.aspx

Thank you Rich and Chris and everyone who runs UO.

Great post, Ann!

It's the Fox News tactic.

full article on Grammer's Place 47 apartments coming to OTR http://news.cincinnati.com/article/AB/20130208/BIZ/302080053/47-apartments-coming-OTR

twitter.com/otrcincy has a pic

The entire street level facade has been removed from the building and the first floor has been opened up.

^Model is creating something like 80 market rate units with streetlevel commercial at Broadway and 12th also - casino sneak peek event is feb 27

Grammer's Place by UrbanSites http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/gallery?Avis=AB&Dato=20130207&Kategori=BIZ&Lopenr=302070130&Ref=PH/Grammers-Place

Downtown Roulette Will Casinos Be a Win for Ohio Cities? Last year, after Ohio became the latest state to legalize casino gambling, its first gaming complex opened in downtown Cleveland. Casinos in Toledo and Columbus appeared soon thereafter, and another is slated for Cincinnati. But will these glitzy institutions deliver the new tax revenues that political and business leaders expect? And more generally, do casinos even belong in urban downtowns, especially those in search of a viable economic development strategy? http://nextcity.org/forefront/view/downtown-roulette

Not sure what the right thread is for this but does anyone know what the outcome of the Terrace Plaza auction was a couple weeks ago...