In the News

11.10.2022

The Port named a “Best Places to Work”

The Port was crowned a “Best Places to Work” finalist in the Cincinnati Business Courier’s annual employee survey to determine which Greater Cincinnati organizations rate the highest in workforce satisfaction. A special THANK YOU to...

18.04.2022

In the News: Soapbox Cincinnati – Digging deep for a brighter future: Holistic development efforts get to the root of revenue issues

https://www.soapboxmedia.com/features/holisticdevelopmentlincolnheights.aspx

1.07.2020

Community-wide housing strategy unveiled

“Everyone has access to a spectrum of quality, affordable housing within their neighborhood of choice.” This is the guiding vision of the Community-Wide Housing Strategy released last month by LISC (Local Initiatives Support Corporation) of...

8.08.2019

HURC NAMES TWO NEW BOARD MEMBERS

HURC announces that Robert LaMothe, Community Development and CRA Officer at Heritage Bank, and Sarah Thomas, Executive Director of Northsiders Engaged in Sustainable Transformation (NEST), have joined the organization’s board of directors. HURC, a nonprofit...

29.01.2019

NCST Features Redevelopment of Walnut Hills Home

The Homesteading & Urban Redevelopment Corporation (HURC) is the designated home buyer of the National Community Stabilization Trust (NCST), a non-profit organization that works with local partners nationwide to restore vacant and abandoned properties to...

22.05.2015

Enquirer: Port Authority takes over housing nonprofit

The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority is now managing one of Hamilton County’s oldest redevelopment agencies. The Port Authority reached a management agreement with Homesteading & Urban Redevelopment Corp., a private nonprofit that focused...

14.09.2012

Soapbox: Cincinnati leaders see great potential in newly created National First Look Program

An unprecedented agreement with top mortgage lenders may help streamline the way local governments and nonprofits acquire vacant and foreclosed homes. The National First Look Program was unveiled by HUD secretary Shaun Donovan early this month and...

1.01.2011

Kennedy Heights Development Corporation Housing Update

In 2010 Kennedy Heights Development Corporation (KHDC) was selected as the recipient of a $200,000 grant under the City of Cincinnati’s Neighborhood Housing Initiative. Cincinnati City Council selected Kennedy Heights to be one of five...