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Cincinnati Is About to Look Completely Different

Oyler Hines of Coldwell Banker Realty

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In this video, I break down the major projects reshaping Cincinnati and what they could mean for nearby neighborhoods.
From downtown hotels and riverfront development to bridges, stadiums, airports, zoning changes, and campus growth, this is where buyers should pay attention before the market catches up.

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0:00 Intro
0:31 Downtown Sends Signal
1:35 The River Changes
3:10 The Bridge Bet
4:38 Kentucky Gets Repriced
5:49 Pushback Meets Growth
7:56 Zoning Opens Doors
9:27 Old Sites Return
10:30 Stadium Money Spreads
11:41 Jobs Pull Demand
14:15 The West End Turns
17:17 Conclusion

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19 Comments

@dsdwtn5911 1 month ago

Excellent review of all that's happening in Cincy ! Sooo much new development for a fun vibrant city!

@mmiles88 1 month ago

Why does every new apartment building have the most uninspiring design? It’s sad to see white and gray boxes go up near the beautiful art deco buildings of old.

@mmiles88 1 month ago

To me, a “newly built” house means cheaply constructed and overpriced

@seeker4jc 1 month ago

Excellent video and great presentation!

@freetruth8 1 month ago

Great work Scott!

@Ronr3656 1 month ago

Great video but you missed the already completed $103 million Lick Run Greenway project and the now beginning $400 million Western Hills Viaduct replacement, which will combine with a proposed transformation of the old Lunkenheimer Building into condos with views of downtown and is hoped to spur development along the Lick Run Greenway.

@MaryM-xz5fs 1 month ago

Coney Island was a Cincinnati classic!! Just what we need...side by side music venues, all on the east side!! And, more $$$ homes that aren't needed!! Invest the $$$ on the Westside where there's plenty of room!!

@chrissmith9151 1 month ago

The road system will still be a death trap for at least the next 20 years at least.

@tiltedtripodmedia 1 month ago

what's going on at Coney Island is an abomination. We need Coney Island back not another stupid concert venue for rich people. also the concert industry is folding. just look at all the artists canceling shows that are not selling.

@tonyr1950 1 month ago

How’s this all going to happen with the shortage of construction workers?

@tiltedtripodmedia 1 month ago

can we ever get a video talking about a city and what's going on in that city that isn't a realtor trying to sell us on using them to move to that city? I just click away once I realize the video isn't about what's going on in the city but a realtor pitch to move there

@rebeccaw68 1 month ago (edited)

What about Northside/College Hill?

@piedmontatl 1 month ago

The new hotel simply replaces the one that was torn down, not an addition. The states say no tolls, but the feds can eventually overrule that. The IRS complex closed in 2019, it took 7 years because there was no demand, most of it being state funded. Likewise for the Ovation project because of lack of demand.

@williambray8717 9 days ago

One thing I never see is people talk about the west side of Cincinnati. It’s none of the most affordable homes in the area and some of the best schools in the city and you talk nothing about the west side come on. You’re better than that. You’re so focused on downtown Montgomery, Indian Hill. Mayor

@aranger4collectors70 1 month ago

All the single family homes, are built for the top 10% of the richest family’s and apartments starting at 5000 per month… follow the money, see who’s getting theses contacts for all the building in the area/.. more super rich and partners of the local government family’s…

@vicranger6876 1 month ago

Cincinnati has no value for anyone stupid enough to live in such a crime infested city. The city government is more concerned with coveting criminals than law abiding citizens.

@omartinoco9930 1 month ago

Yeah they are knocking everything down in Memphis too and buying unwanted hotels and towers in the interest of revitalization. Nobody but nobody is asking for multi million dollar projects. Rewiring an old dinosaur building costs millions more than a full year down