One year ago, Boulder Construction listed a new construction project at 467 Missouri Avenue in Columbia Tusculum, and Pinnacle Building Group was planning a teardown project in Sycamore Township that would be two to four times larger than the surrounding homes.
CINCINNATI PHOTO GALLERIES
Site Archive
IN THE NEWS
- Bridge, angel bill on deck
- Morning Call: Duke Energy to fund campaign to build support for new Brent Spence Bridge
- Streetcar project breaks ground today
- Morning Call: Ohio lawmakers look to increase interstate speed limits
- Covington gets 3 waterfront project proposals
- Developers lay out big plans for Covington's riverfront
- The River City News: Three proposals for Covington's riverfront
- Williams: Bridge needs tolls
- Hardy transit, hardy economy
- House highway bill could cost Ohio $150M
- Another example of poor planning
- Freedom Center was facing demise
- Editorial: New dynamic chapter for museums
- Letter: Gamble House would drain taxpayers
- Beshear considering changes to casino bill
- Bogart's reboots
- Interactive: From the old Bogart's to the new
- Funding forces change in Ark park plans
- Ark Encounter buys last piece of land for theme park
- New homeless vets facility under way in Mount Healthy
- Jewish Hospital unveils parking lot plan
- Massive sign to beckon business to Springdale
- Exhibit looks at Ohio Valley floods
- Behringer-Crawford collecting oral flood history
- The rough road ahead
- Queen City Discovery: 224 Cincy | #3 Postcard Town
- Morning Call: Ohio House to vote on casino rules
- Commissioners award The Banks public safety system contract
- CincyBiz Blog: Pepper: Freedom Center, Museum Center 'marriage made in heaven'
- 'Porkopolis' link becomes history
- Airport or no, park will soar
- Hey, Obama: Mortgage Deal Falls Short
- Historic Gamble House wins a stay
- Morning Call: Cincinnati City Council working to stop Gamble House demolition
- Politics Extra: What Should City Do With Dunham Golf Course?
- Politics Extra: Read the city's proposed scrap law
- Court backs Covington ban on bench ads
- The River City News: Parking changes coming to Pike Street and possibly Mainstrasse
- Making the most of midcentury modern
- 1956 Amberley Village home to appear in 'Midcentury Interiors' book
- VisuaLingual: Clay Factory Ceramics Ghost Sign in Over-the-Rhine
- UrbanCincy: A revitalized Washington Park intends to serve as historical, cultural bridge
- Cincinnati museum merger a model for other cities?
- Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear unveils casino proposal
- NKY Politics: Gambling amendment introduced by Beshear, Thayer
- Seelbach: Gamble House decision must be appealed
- Arts center victim of economy
- Intended Consequences
- New scrap rules could be approved Wednesday
- Trails project nearing completion
- The River City News: City wins bench billboard case in appeals court
- Word On the Westside: Westwood Civic hosting CPS leaders
0 comments:
Post a Comment