🏠 Luxury home in Symmes Township sells for $1.225 million. The property was among the top real estate transfers in the Cincinnati area last week. Other notable sales included a $1.2 million home in Anderson Township and a $975,000 property in Hyde Park. The data, compiled from local real estate records, shows active movement in the luxury housing market across Hamilton, Campbell, Kenton, and Boone counties. Several properties in the $500,000-$900,000 range also changed hands, reflecting continued strength in the upper-tier residential market.
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🏢 Corporex beefs up leasing team to strengthen sales strategy. The Covington-based investment firm is expanding its internal commercial leasing team to better align asset management with day-to-day execution. The expanded team includes Director Bert Hehman, Leasing Manager Wilson Huber, Senior Leasing Manager Molly Hoffman, and Leasing Specialist Annashea Carlisle—professionals with diverse backgrounds in real estate, finance, and leadership. This strategic move reinforces Corporex's relationship-first approach to tenant engagement and supports its integrated vision for landmark developments like Ovation. The expansion allows the company to provide seamless commercial and residential services under a shared vision of community building.
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🧇 Cincinnati's restaurant renaissance faces pandemic aftershocks. Taste of Belgium founder Jean-Francois Flechet's journey mirrors the city's culinary evolution, which helped transform once-desolate downtown areas into vibrant destinations after 2010. The Belgian academic-turned-restaurateur expanded his waffle business into a successful chain that contributed to Cincinnati's revitalized restaurant scene. Now facing closures and legal troubles after ill-timed pandemic-era expansion, Flechet's struggles highlight broader challenges threatening the region's restaurant industry. His sentiment "We know we're not alone" serves as both personal resolve and a warning for a city that heavily invested in its culinary identity.
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Updated Cape Cod school district: Priced at $252,900, this renovated Cape Cod in Oak Hills School District offers four bedrooms, a refreshed interior with new roof and HVAC, plus a covered patio and walkout basement for seamless indoor-outdoor living.
Park View Cul-de-sac Haven: This charming $319,900 home at the end of a cul-de-sac boasts 4 bedrooms, multiple baths, an open kitchen, and a finished lower level, plus a covered deck overlooking Olympian Club Park.
Spacious Blue Ash family home: This charming $425,000 home in Blue Ash boasts 3-4 bedrooms, 2 updated bathrooms, hardwood floors, and a flexible floor plan with options for a first or second-floor primary bedroom, plus a partially finished basement and fenced yard.