RESIDENTIAL SALES. G a t e w a y I, I I, I I I & I V : 152 of the 186 condos (82%) are sold (8 were sold since July)

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RESIDENTIAL SALES G a t e w a y I, I I, I I I & I V : 152 of the 186 condos (82%) are sold (8 were sold since July)

RESIDENTIAL LEASING G a t e w a y I, I I, I I I & I V : 68 of the 68 apartments (100%) are leased

COMMERCIAL LEASING 69% of space leased (62,720 SF of 91,038 SF). Currently negotiating multiple leases.

COMMERCIAL LEASING Opening soon Abigail Street, 1216 Vine Street Bakersfield, 1213 Vine Street Harper Sloane, 1216 Vine Street On The Run Cleaners, 1332 Vine Street 1215, Taza Mia Coffee Shop, 1215 Vine Street Currently negotiating 4 letters of intent Would bring total leased SF to 85% of available space

Saengerhalle Office Building, home of 3CDC COMMERCIAL LEASING

COMMERCIAL LEASING S a e n g e r h a l l e Saengerhalle Tenants SF Business Type Projected Employees 3CDC - Leased 7,485 Developer 26 Northpointe - Leased 1,650 Developer 6 Necco Leased 6,520 Foster Parenting 15 SampleSaint - Leased 3,300 Mobile Media 15 Kurt Platte - Leased 1,650 Architect 8 Vitrue Leased 3,100 Social Media and Branding 12 Four Entertainment Group - Leased 2,510 Entertainment 8 Office Space - Available 3,300 --- --- Restaurant Space - Available 2,730 --- --- Total 32,265 90

Parvis, 1400 Block of Vine COMMERCIAL LEASING

PARVIS TENANTS

ST. PAUL S CHURCH

Mercer Commons Color Building 15 th & Republic Parvis II Bakery Lofts 13 th & Republic Nicolay 1401 Elm Westfalen II

Mercer Commons $53.5 million project 2.695 acres 19 buildings and 26 vacant parcels 96 market rate apts. 30 affordable apts. 28 condominiums 17,600 SF commercial 359 parking spaces

VINE STREET WALNUT STREET PROJECT SUMMARY 14 TH STREET Building Legend Existing Buildings to be Renovated MERCER STREET 13 TH STREET

VINE STREET WALNUT STREET PROJECT SUMMARY 14 TH STREET Building Legend Existing Buildings to be Renovated Existing Buildings to be Removed MERCER STREET 13 TH STREET

VINE STREET WALNUT STREET PROJECT SUMMARY 14 TH STREET Building Legend Existing Buildings to be Renovated Existing Buildings to be Removed Alleys to be Restored MERCER STREET 13 TH STREET

VINE STREET WALNUT STREET PROJECT SUMMARY 14 TH STREET Building Legend Existing Buildings to be Renovated Existing Buildings to be Removed Alleys to be Restored MERCER STREET New Mixed-Use and Multi-Family Buildings 13 TH STREET

PROJECT SUMMARY

PROJECT SUMMARY Phase 1 4 Restored Buildings 11 for-sale units 5 New Townhomes 5 for-sale units 12 for-sale units; 3,900 SF 1 New Mixed-Use Building commercial 1 New Parking Garage 340 spaces Phase 2 13 Restored Mixed-Income Buildings 46 apartments; 8,000 SF commercial 1 New Mixed-Income Building 21 apartments; 5,700 SF commercial Phase 3 2 Restored Buildings 8 apartments 8 New 3-Story Townhomes 16 apartments 1 New Building 35 apartments 28 for-sale units 126 apartments (30 affordable) 17,600 SF commercial space

WASHINGTON PARK Partners

WASHINGTON PARK Programming 3CDC and the Park Board are holding Washington Park sounding sessions to brainstorm about programming. Past Sessions September 29, Lavomatic October 13, Know Theater Upcoming Sessions October 25, Emmanuel Community Center October 27, Neon s

Location HOMELESS TO HOMES C i t y G o s p e l M i s s i o n Queensgate - one block north of Main Post Office Corner of Dalton Ave & York St. (Parcel:1805 Dalton & 1211 York) 1) 1211 York 1 2 2) 1805 Dalton

HOMELESS TO HOMES C i t y G o s p e l M i s s i o n The new City Gospel Mission facility will provide expanded space currently unavailable at their landlocked Elm St. location 76 emergency beds for men (double the current total per H2H plan) 36 transitional beds to support CGM s Exodus recovery program (double the current total per H2H plan) Full-Day Services Provide programming and counseling that engages residents and eliminates forced exit of the facility during daytime hours Including an increased ratio of case workers to residents, providing more one-to-one interaction Share facilities with partnering organizations that provide complementary programming and services for the homeless (Lord s Gym & Jobs Plus) Improved Sleeping Arrangements Plan calls for 10 or fewer beds in each room, which will provide more privacy and reduce health concerns associated with congested sleeping quarters. Exodus residents in separate sleeping area than homeless-shelter guests

HOMELESS TO HOMES C i t y G o s p e l M i s s i o n Project Update: Site has been selected and we purchased the property on July 19th. Zoning: City Gospel Mission has received zoning approval from the City of Cincinnati Architect Drawings: Design Development drawings are completed. Construction drawings should be completed by October 2011. Bidding: November 2011 Construction Start Date: December 2011 Estimated Completion: Year end 2012

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Location HOMELESS TO HOMES Y W C A E M E R G E N C Y W O M E N S S H E L T E R SW corner of E McMillan and Reading (2452 Kinsey Ave) United Way

New Facility will support: HOMELESS TO HOMES Y W C A E M E R C G E N C Y W O M E N S S H E L T E R The region s first women s specific homeless shelter designed to meet women s needs and assist in their transition out of homelessness Basic needs for food, shelter, and safety will be immediately met in a state-ofthe art facility focused on reducing trauma and optimizing women s health Increased capacity of emergency shelter beds from 42 to 60 Non-dormitory sleeping quarters (1-4 per private room) Full day treatment services tailored to each woman s specific needs Residents will not be forced to exit facility during daytime hours High quality individualized case management (1:10 ratio) Comprehensive medical services ranging from on site physical and mental health assessment to treatment and referral Parking facility that will not only support the demands of the shelter, but also provide support for the neighboring United Way facility

HOMELESS TO HOMES Y W C A E M E R C G E N C Y W O M E N S S H E L T E R Project Update: Site has been selected and we plan to purchase the property in the next few months. Zoning: YWCA has received zoning approval from the City of Cincinnati and has submitted for a Certificate of Appropriateness to demolish the existing structure. Architect Drawings: Conceptual drawings are in development. Construction drawings should be completed by November 2011. Bidding: December 2011 Construction Start Date: January 2012 Estimated Completion: Early 2013

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Color Building 1400 Vine St. Project Cost: $4.1 million 6,000 SF office 3,680 SF restaurant/retail

GATEWAY QUARTER PHASE V: Prior to renovation over 100,000 gross SF of space 21 vacant buildings will be redeveloped into 98 residential units and 8,500 SF street level commercial space

13 th and Republic 12,600 Gross SF 9 for sale units 1,065 SF of commercial space Project cost: $2,579,626

Westfalen II 1426-1438 Race Street 32,798 Gross SF 30 for sale units 5,400 SF of commercial space Project Cost: $6,699,554

Bakery Lofts Project 1421 23 Race St. 10,402 Gross SF 9 for sale units Project Cost: $2,344,266

Republic Street Project 6,500 Gross Sf 5 for sale units, 17 rentals Project Cost: $3,846,821

Parvis II 1406 and 1412 Republic Street 12,300 Gross Sf 13 rentals 1,130 SF of commercial space Project Cost: $2,550,407

Nicolay 1401 Republic Street 13,293 Gross SF 9 for sale units 1,035 SF of commercial space Project Cost: $2,180,202

1401 Elm 7,290 Gross SF 6 for sale units Project Cost:$1,522,518