Neyer Properties News Today

Northern Kentucky cities are building a thread of multiuse paths connecting riverfront real-estate developments valued at $5 billion.

A downtown developer has big plans for the 27-story office tower, whose purchase it closed on last week.

This second phase will open up the property for the addition of about 240 more apartment units on top of the 148 that were built in phase one.

Eastport Farms, a mixed-use neighborhood, is being proposed off Jim Warren and Port Royal Roads with a mix of residential, commercial and medical space.

Multiple redevelopment projects around Findlay Market will bring new residents to Over-the-Rhine's burgeoning northern reaches.

The 2023 Deloitte Cincinnati 100 list, ranked in order by current year revenues.

Neyer Properties and WP Land Co. held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Oct. 13 to showcase the first seven homes at Foundry Park.

The Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky (BIA) announces special promotions for HomeFest Reserve at Bellevue, presented by Kelly Bros. Lumber.“We strive for a mix of special events

Baltimore Firm Snaps Up Latest Midwest Investment

23-30 condos may be coming to the intersection of Hazel Mill Road and Craven Street, adjacent to New Belgium Brewing Company.