3CDC has officially leased all of the available commercial space at its $74 million Foundry development. Now it wants to connect it to another developing part of downtown. STORY HIGHLIGHTS 3CDC ...
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Time to ask tough questions about city's deal with 3CDC to redevelop former Saks siteCincinnati City Council approved the sale of taxpayer-owned real estate in the form of the former Saks Fifth Avenue store for $1 to Cincinnati Center City Development Corp., also known as 3CDC.
Since its formation in 2004, the Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation — or 3CDC — has played a direct role in some of the biggest developments in downtown Cincinnati and Over-the-Rhine.
The nonprofit developer 3CDC signed its final lease to a new tenant, completing the Foundry development in the Fountain District. 3CDC has not shared any details about the new tenant but says it ...
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