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A working partnership between the City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, The Banks Public Partnership ensures timely, safe, efficient and inclusive management of the public infrastructure of The Banks project—a vibrant Cincinnati riverfront neighborhood where people live, work and play.
With The Banks Project and the redesigned Fort Washington Way, Cincinnati welcomes a new neighborhood to the riverfront. It will attract residents, customers, and tourists. It will complete the connection of the City grid and downtown to the Ohio River.
Phase II of The Banks broke ground in the summer of 2013, including projects with 300 apartment units, more than 60,000 square feet of street level retail, and more than 400 parking spaces along Vine Street between Second Street and Freedom Way.
A working partnership between the City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, The Banks Public Partnership ensures timely, safe, efficient and inclusive management of the public infrastructure of The Banks project—a vibrant Cincinnati riverfront neighborhood where people live, work and play.
30 wrz 2024 · The Banks Progress Reports for The Banks Project. Project partners, developers and contractors report their progress to create The Banks Project Reports. In particular, each report covers planning, design and construction progress for the various phases.
The Banks development is a central element of downtown Cincinnati’s riverfront revitalization, and has fulfilled the goal of becoming a catalytic economic engine. Spurred by $157 million in public infrastructure improvements, the private joint venture team has invested more than $162 million in phase one, and $69 million in phase two, .
Cincinnati’s landmark public-private mixed-use project on the banks of the Ohio river. ABOUT THE PROJECT. In 2007, Carter was selected as the master developer and an equity partner for The Banks - a live, work, play destination on the banks of the Ohio River between Paycor Stadium, the Great American Ball Park, and adjacent to the central ...
