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Future of Downtown. Cincinnati Enquirer series quotes Kathleen Norris in latest installment.
Cincinnati Enquirer, and reporter Sydney Franklin, have an ongoing series on the Future of Downtown. The November 29th edition - linked below - includes quotes from Urban Fast Forward's own…
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Gilligan’s on the Green Restaurant and Brewery to take over former Station Family + BBQ in Wyoming
EP Investment signed a 10-year lease on the building, which is owned by Wyoming's Community Improvement Corp. Blake Bartley with Urban Fast Forward served as the broker for the group.…
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Bee’s Barbecue to Open Second Restaurant in Over-the-Rhine
“This is home for him. We love that homegrown growth story.” Kathleen Norris with Urban Fast Forward represented Hague and former Pontiac owner Daniel Wright. “He’ll have terrific clientele, and…
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La Terza Acquires College Hill Coffee Co. for First Retail Coffee Shop
Stoeberl said she began the process of getting the business ready to sell back in April 2022. She worked with her landlord, College Hill Community Urban Redevelopment Corp. (CHCURC) to…
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Sugar n’ Spice Opens Blue Ash Restaurant at the Approach at Summit Park
Sugar n' Spice was represented in its lease by Terry Ohnmeis with Cushman & Wakefield, and the landlord was represented by Blake Bartley with Urban Fast Forward. The Approach at…
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Onolicious Hawaii Opening Downtown Restaurant, Moving from Oakley Kitchen Food Hall
“We believe Court Street Plaza has the potential to be one of the great dining districts in Downtown Cincinnati, and adding Hawaiian restaurant Onolicious will help create a unique vibe…
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Retailer Lucca Workshop Opening Second Location in OTR
Lucca is in ground floor retail space in Commons on Main, an affordable housing project completed by 3CDC and Model Group. The lease was brokered by Blake Bartley of Urban…
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Cincinnati Lands National Conference for the First Time
“Cincinnati was chosen to showcase the opportunities and challenges of revitalization in America’s Midwestern cities,” Cole said in the release. John Yung, planning director for Urban Fast Forward, and Jeff…
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