Located on the southern edge of the historic Over-the-Rhine district in Cincinnati, this circa 1938 Art Deco building is being transformed from a Class C office building into 40 upscale condominium units. Amenities to the building will include a fitness center, lounge/party room, rooftop garden and patio area, and a secured parking garage.
Date

January 10, 2017

Client

American Building

Category

Residential

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