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I saw the 2nd one. didn't look like there has any damage to either the train or truck. there was roughly 10 people in neon vests looking into the accident.

^ i would hope at $600K to over a mil.

what is the building going to be used for?

There is a crane there now.

These low cost carriers are not any cheaper then any other airline. Once they nickel and dime you to death they end of being more or about the same as any other airline. The only advantage they have is that all of the flights are direct, which is nice since you can rarely get a direct flight any where out of CVG these days.

lots of feds take the bus because it is free for them.

^ they are calling space within the old Kroger Condos for some reason. its retail/office space.

Does anyone know what is on top of this street poll? it was just installed. You would think it was a camera but it has no windows.

Does anyone know why 3CDC or Model Group pass on the property?

Did any notice the prices in the document for the condos? I saw $600k to $900K. Can anyone confirm?

What new buildings have been built?

Does anyone else feel like the progress on the actual construction of this hotel has been moving very slow? I have been watching them build it and its seems like everyday there are only 2 or 3 guys working at a time. Anyone have any insight?

it amazes me sometimes seeing what people do when renovating houses... it also amazes me when people buy them...

incredible

I lived in WH for 4 years in a condo. Wanted house in WH but there are never any solid single family homes on the market. All the houses are chopped up into apartments. It was disappointing because I liked living there. I moved to PR.

I am not sure. But I know it has been under construction for a couple of months.

They have to finish the new hair salon so they can exit the garage.

They have been building out the salon in their new location for sometime now.

Keep the "Recent Forum Topics" and maybe add 5 more links. (that's how I found this thread)

It looks like they have dug the hole for the tower crane.

Maybe if they could get a state of the art facility on campus, but moving UC's arena off campus would be a mistake. I don't see how they'd get an 17k+ arena on campus. Plus, UC struggles to get 10,000 to games with the exception of bigger name teams, so playing in a 17k seat arena will give it an empty feeling. Maybe bringing them downtown would help increase attendance make it more of a destination instead of more geared towards students. Helping improve the image of the program and attract bigger name recruits.

I don't have any knowledge of the restaurant business. But don't they have insurance to cover this kind of stuff?

http://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2015/07/28/u-s-bank-arena-exec-talks-about-how-to-pay-for.html Crazy to me that they are going to spend $200M on this and UC will spend +70M to renovate their arena. Pool your efforts and build a state of the art facility together.

Hence the "raising the roof to improve site lines" part of the project. It won't change the angle/ set back of the seating as you go higher. In newer arenas when you are higher you still get a nice view of the floor. This is not the case in older arenas.

Who made that statement? Someone at HCG