December 21, 20222 yr 4 projects in Lower Price Hill and 1 in East Price Hill were recently awarded Historic Tax Credits. Here's the press release: https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/OHIOGOVERNOR/2022/12/20/file_attachments/2359968/OHPTCP SW Region.pdf 610 Church (Cincinnati) Total Project Cost: $1,129,293 Total Tax Credit: $242,236 Address: 610 Church St. Located in Cincinnati’s Lower Price Hill district, 610 Church St, is part of a larger 19- building project to bring affordable living spaces to the area. This unique residential building will once again host five apartment units while maintaining the original historic facade. 661 Neave (Cincinnati) Total Project Cost: $1,129,293 Total Tax Credit: $242,236 Address: 661 Neave St. 661 Neave St. is a brick building located in Cincinnati's Lower Price Hill. Part of a larger 19- building project to bring affordable living spaces to the area, this 3 ½ story residential building will once again host five apartment units while maintaining the original historic façade. 720 State Ave (Cincinnati) Total Project Cost: $904,167 Total Tax Credit: $193,789 Address: 720 State Ave. 720 State Ave. is a brick building within Cincinnati's Lower Price Hill. Part of a larger 19- building project to bring affordable living spaces to the area, this residential building will host four new apartment units while maintaining the original decorative window arches. 2133 St. Michael (Cincinnati) Total Project Cost: $1,356,250 Total Tax Credit: $249,999 Address: 2133 St. Michaels St. Originally built in 1900, 2133 St. Michael St. is a brick building within Cincinnati's Lower Price Hill. Part of a larger 19-building project to bring affordable living spaces to the area, this four-story residential building will once again host six apartment units while maintaining the original historic facade. 3104 Warsaw Ave. (Cincinnati) Total Project Cost: $2,146,800 Total Tax Credit: $210,000 Address: 3104 Warsaw Ave. Built in the late 19th century, 3104 Warsaw Ave. is a brick building in Cincinnati's East Price Hill within the historic Warsaw Ave Community Business District. Part of the Warsaw Creative Campus initiative, this property will be home to nine housing units and a barbershop on the first floor and once again contribute to the historic neighborhood.
May 30, 20232 yr Just saw this Friday. This former mansion, one of the few left from the time when western Price Hill was grand estate homes has been uncovered from the Apartment building that it had been entombed in. Not sure what the plans are for it but very a unexpected development. Located at Glenway and Rapid Run.
May 30, 20232 yr It had looked like this, but the front apartment has been empty for about 10 years or so i think. You can just barely see the old mansion part in the back.
May 30, 20232 yr I would've never suspected an old mansion sat in the back of that building. Pretty cool!
May 30, 20232 yr If they remake the missing front porch to match the still existing back side it will be quite impressive.
June 2, 20232 yr On 5/30/2023 at 9:30 AM, SleepyLeroy said: Just saw this Friday. This former mansion, one of the few left from the time when western Price Hill was grand estate homes has been uncovered from the Apartment building that it had been entombed in. Not sure what the plans are for it but very a unexpected development. Located at Glenway and Rapid Run. Update: Quote MOTION, submitted by Councilmember Cramerding, WE MOVE that the Office of the Urban Conservator prepare and execute a local designation landmark study for the property located at 4609 Rapid Run Road, also known as the Kreis Mansion in West Price Hill.
June 2, 20232 yr NICE!!! Hopefully they are working together with council and this isnt just an attempt to be a step ahead of things to prevent another Schulte Mansion situation. Glad to have a name now to help with looking up more info, id love to see what it looked like back in the day and this helps. I have a feeling it used to have a Glenway address in its mansion days and not knowing that or a name i hit a dead end. https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/schulte-mansion-in-price-hill-demolished-months-after-it-was-denied-historical-designation
January 3, 20241 yr Quote EPHIA and Price Hill Will are jointly proposing a mixed-use development project. They seek $315,000 in Tax Increment Financing (TIF) funds to acquire the properties at 3509 and 3519 Warsaw Avenue. EPHIA’s plan is to transform these buildings into affordable housing with ground-level retail spaces, aiming to revitalize the area and expedite redevelopment efforts in the neighboring block. Currently, the project has secured $300,000, including a $100,000 grant from the Neighborhood Catalytic Capital Investment Program (NCCIP) and an additional $200,000 from the latest Neighborhood Business District Improvement Program NBDIP allocation. The Board of EPHIA has passed a motion and voted in favor of requesting the allocation of TIF funds for the acquisition of these properties. The motion and board support were also presented to the community for approval at the November 20, 2023, General Membership Meeting.
August 27, 2024Aug 27 Fast-growing developer Kaiker to rejuvenate two apartment buildings in Lower Price Hill When Kai Lewars lived in Lower Price Hill, he’d frequently think about two blighted buildings on State Street nearby, which had been condemned as a nuisance by the city. “I used to literally be in the backyard with my dad and my son and wonder, ‘What are they going to do with those buildings?’” he said. Now, he’s the “they” in that sentence, and his company, Kaiker Development, plans to turn 700 and 702 State Ave. into 12 affordable apartments, a nearly $3 million project. More below: https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2024/08/27/kaiker-development-lower-price-hill-apartments.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
March 27Mar 27 City, developers debut first phase of Glenway Avenue project in West Price Hill Elected officials and neighborhood developers gathered last week to unveil the first phase of a project six years in the making, which in its fulfillment seeks to create a cohesive business district on Glenway Avenue in West Price Hill. Over-the-Rhine-based 8K Development is working with the city of Cincinnati, the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority and Price Hill Will, the neighborhood’s nonprofit community development corporation, to revitalize a stretch of underutilized, largely vacant buildings across from Elder and Seton high schools. First up is the two-story building at 4024 Glenway Ave., built in 1925. It has two commercial units at street level and two residential units above. More below: https://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2025/03/27/west-price-hill-8k-glenway-avenue-development.html "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
Create an account or sign in to comment