Two years ago:
- Photos of Downtown, Salsa Night on Fountain Square, Over-the-Rhine, East Price Hill and Mansion Hill were added to the Building Cincinnati galleries.
- Cincinnati City council adopted an ordinance allowing the City to craft an agreement with 3CDC to manage the development of Fifth and Race.
- Construction photos were posted of the St. Elizabeth Medical Center project in Covington. the Great American Tower at Queen City Square, Brodbeck Park in Westwood, and the new Target store in Westwood.
- The East Price Hill Kroger, Village at Stetson Square, Carson School, Homes at Hillside Place, and English Woods were evaluated for their neighborhood walkability using the online Walk Score tool.
- A Sedamsville house with severe structural problems was razed by its owner.
- The Northside Business District took its first steps toward getting the neighborhood's business district listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Passenger rail advocacy group All Aboard Ohio called Cincinnati's Issue 9 charter amendment "sad and disappointing".
- In Corryville, Cincinnati City Council approved a zoning change for the construction of two new six-unit apartment buildings and the rehabilitation of an existing ten-unit building.
- Cincinnati City Council approved an ordinance that would allow for the addition of three parking decks to Downtown's 7th Street Garage.
- Nine model homes and six lots were available in Silverton's Andrew Acres subdivision, with houses priced from $173,000 to $230,600.
- A fire-damaged Walnut Hills house was razed by the City.
