- Three units in Pendleton's Glass House Lofts were on the market, and all three were pending.
- The Verona Apartments, the George Hatch House, and the Union Trust Building (aka the Bartlett Building) were nominated for the National Register of Historic Places.
- Chuck Lohre and Cincinnati Form Follows Function (cf3) held a tour of Cincinnati's Fire Station No. 9, the City's first LEED-certified public building.
- "Historic Glendale" signs appeared on I-75, finally letting people know that a 392-acre National Historic Landmark exists just off the highway.
- A Walnut Hills two-family was demolished for a proposed 8- to 12-unit affordable housing development.
