Historic American hotels with magnificent art collections
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Cincinnati created a plan to buy homes in bulk to keep them cheap
When almost 200 single-family homes came on the market this year, Cincinnati’s Port Authority made a bold move: It outbid 12 large real estate investors and became a landlord.
Stretch your dollar in Cincinnati
The pandemic created supply chain issues that increased the price of nearly everything. But in some cities, goods are still (relatively) affordable.
KeyBank awards $150,000 grant to Over-the-Rhine Community Housing
Over the next three years, the money will be used to support the organization’s focus on environmental equity to OTR’s low-income residents.
Pendleton is the oldest apartment building still being rented in the country
This red brick structure is alive with residents inhabiting its 78 rental units.
Mercy Health named top company for both working mothers and multicultural women
In Seramount’s annual lists of “top 100 companies,” this Cincinnati healthcare system came out on top.
Peerro is the pipeline between high school and gainful employment
Rachel Angel developed the app to show students where they can start and where they can succeed in their careers.
Top tips for getting around Cincinnati
Lonely Planet highlights our buses and streetcars, walkable neighborhoods, and bikeshare system.
“Reset: Towards a New Commons,” an exhibition coming to NYC, will have a redesign of Cincinnati
It will show a future in which Americans are reconnected to one another following decades of suburbanization, population sprawl, automobile dependence, and the spread of COVID-19.
“Lonely Planet” ranks the nine best parks in Cincinnati
The Trust for Public Land regularly ranks our parks among the nation’s top systems for large cities.
Cincinnati created a plan to buy homes in bulk to keep them cheap
When almost 200 single-family homes came on the market this year, Cincinnati’s Port Authority made a bold move: It outbid 12 large real estate investors and became a landlord.
Stretch your dollar in Cincinnati
The pandemic created supply chain issues that increased the price of nearly everything. But in some cities, goods are still (relatively) affordable.
KeyBank awards $150,000 grant to Over-the-Rhine Community Housing
Over the next three years, the money will be used to support the organization’s focus on environmental equity to OTR’s low-income residents.
Pendleton is the oldest apartment building still being rented in the country
This red brick structure is alive with residents inhabiting its 78 rental units.
Mercy Health named top company for both working mothers and multicultural women
In Seramount’s annual lists of “top 100 companies,” this Cincinnati healthcare system came out on top.
Peerro is the pipeline between high school and gainful employment
Rachel Angel developed the app to show students where they can start and where they can succeed in their careers.
Top tips for getting around Cincinnati
Lonely Planet highlights our buses and streetcars, walkable neighborhoods, and bikeshare system.
“Reset: Towards a New Commons,” an exhibition coming to NYC, will have a redesign of Cincinnati
It will show a future in which Americans are reconnected to one another following decades of suburbanization, population sprawl, automobile dependence, and the spread of COVID-19.
“Lonely Planet” ranks the nine best parks in Cincinnati
The Trust for Public Land regularly ranks our parks among the nation’s top systems for large cities.
