Machine Flats Apartments

It's another giveaway. This time it's with our neighbors at . The Welcome Project empowers Cincinnati's refugee and immigrant populations through art and food. The immigrant-run storefront serves as a place for participants to sell goods and host classes. Chef Rose Che prepares meals each week for pick-up noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Welcome Window on Rachel St. at 2936 Colerain Ave.

Here's how to enter to win one of two meals (charbroiled chicken,
sauteed veggies, and coconut rice OR sauteed veggies and coconut rice) from The Welcome Project:

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We'll randomly choose both winners March 8. Meals are available for pickup noon to 6 p.m. March 10 at the Welcome Window on Rachel St. In the meantime, head to The Welcome Project, located across from . Note: Giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with Instagram.

Camp Washington is a small urban neighborhood with a burgeoning creative class, perfect for checking a few items off your holiday shopping list. Soapbox Cincinnati

West Side holiday guide: Shop Camp Washington and Westwood Camp Washington is a small urban neighborhood with a burgeoning creative class, perfect for checking a few items off your holiday shopping list.

“We knew that since we weren’t a big neighborhood, population wise — even though there were a lot of businesses producing tax revenue — we didn’t have a lot of votes down there [in the city]. So if we wanted to renovate the neighborhood, if we were going to change the neighborhood, we were going to have to do it on our own.” - Paul Rudemiller via Soapbox Cincinnati

Moving Forward — together — in Camp Washington Both residents and onlookers have declared a “renaissance” on the horizon in Camp Washington. But even the suggestion that the neighborhood is on the cusp of this sort of change can bring mixed feelings among residents and leaders. With every step forward, there is the potential that others will...

If you're looking for housing options with more space to practice social distancing, City Center Properties has four updated one-bedroom apartments available to rent at Machine Flats in the northern section of Camp Washington. The Classical Revival brick building (3301 Colerain Ave.), which sits across from Valley Park in a historic neighborhood of 19th-century homes, industrial space, and small businesses, features spacious loft-style apartments ranging in size from 600 to 1,983 square feet just two miles west of University of Cincinnati. Each apartment includes stainless steel kitchen appliances, laundry units, expansive windows, and access to indoor parking. For leasing info in a safe socially-distant environment, call 513-592-3924.

A new generation of workers, makers, and artists is retrofitting Camp Washington for modern use. Read Soapbox Cincinnati story by Liz McEwan https://tinyurl.com/y5uu8ntj

Camp Washington residents create a brighter future The neighborhood is gritty and quirky. And the running themes throughout Camp Washington are opportunity and productivity. Residents who are willing to dig in and invest themselves will see the fruit of their investments.

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University of Cincinnati academic year begins Aug. 24. Apartment leasing in Clifton Gaslight District begins now. City Center Properties has two updated historic apartment buildings with units available to rent on tree-lined Telford Street just north of Ludlow Avenue business district. The grand, u-shaped Delmoor (pic 1) features large apartments with 1,400-square-foot floor plans. The redbrick Maplewood (pic 2) features apartments ranging in size from 850 to 1,500 square feet situated off a grand staircase. Both buildings feature original hardwood floors, decorative fireplaces, extensive layouts with tall windows, and fully-equipped kitchens. Attached balconies are ideal for tenants seeking additional living space, fresh air, and a place to gather with friends. For leasing info, click link in bio, or call 513-657-2223 (Delmoor) or 513-592-3396 (Maplewood).

Hopefully, you have noticed that there is a lot going on in Camp Washington right now. Camp Washington Community Board is hiring, with its executive director retiring. See link for details as this important neighborhood resource looks to fill this position and keep things moving forward.

Camp Washington Executive Director Search The future is determined by who gets involved.Great news… we're looking for a new Executive Director of the Camp Washington Community Board! For almost 200 years, Camp Washington has been the most important neighborhood in all of Greater Cincinnati. Think about it.In the mid 1840’s Camp Washingt...

KAO USA plans to expand; Powell Valves moving after 174 years of operation Powell Valves, a 174-year-old industrial valve manufacturer in Cincinnati, is moving for the first time to allow its longtime neighbor, KAO USA, to expand.

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Camp Washington Chili May Be the Only Restaurant That Tastes Better With Every Visit Camp Washington Chili is more than just a Cincinnati treasure; it’s nationally celebrated for its signature chili recipe and classic restaurant style.

One of our sister projects, The Emery, is in the news. Please note that you have to subscribe to get full story.

"Nearly 30 years ago, Chris Frutkin​ was looking for redevelopment opportunities around Cincinnati. Jim Tarbell recommended he take a look at the Emery Center, home of the Emery Theatre and recently vacated by Ohio Mechanics Institute, which had been absorbed by the University of Cincinnati and moved to Edgecliff Campus."

Developers, Children’s Theatre plan to save Emery Theatre - Cincinnati Business Courier This pair of developers and Children's Theater have big plans for the Emery Center in

Community leaders here in Camp Washington are working to establish a 132-acre entertainment district as part of an effort to fill storefronts with bars and restaurants, while leaning "into the neighborhood's growing art scene." Read full story here.

Camp Washington may go from chili to cool The district would allow more restaurants to come in and obtain liquor licenses. The goal isn't to become another Over-the-Rhine, but to lean into the neighborhood's growing art scene.

Come to Camp Washington Saturday, Oct. 14 and check out the neighborhood’s arts and culture scene from noon to 4 p.m. At Made in Camp, you will find secret artist studios, galleries, maker spaces, a foundry and a neon making shop. Either walk the route (with maps provided at various spots) or grab a courtesy shuttle sweeping the neighborhood. Combine your visit with a look at apartments at Machine Flats, and inquire about our "FREE indoor parking" promotion. Click link in bio to schedule a showing, or call Adam directly at 513-892-2253.