This document summarizes a presentation about the MidPointe Crossing development in Cincinnati, Ohio. It discusses three focus areas for growth and opportunity in the region. Specifically, it focuses on the Seymour/Reading Corridor, describing the demographics of over 136,000 people from four neighborhoods, over 32 major commercial and civic stakeholders employing over 75,000 people earning $4.2 billion annually. It provides data on traffic, real estate investments creating over 1,350 jobs, and unmet retail demand, positioning MidPointe Crossing as a key site for future economic development.

1. Leading for Economic Vibrancy:
MidPointe Crossing
Leadership Cincinnati Class XXXVII
Darin Hall
Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority
January 9, 2014

2. Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority

3. GO Cincinnati: Growth & Opportunity Study
Three Focus Areas
Seymour/Reading Corridor
Madisonville/Madison Rd
South Mill Creek /Queensgate

4. Regional Context
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5. Seymour/Reading Corridor
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6. Seymour/Reading Corridor
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9. Community Stakeholders
Commercial
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Graeters
Eurostampa
Links Unlimited
TechSolve
Quest Diagnostics
Messer Construction
Givaudan Flavors
Lamar Signs
Patheon
Rough Brothers
Fed Ex
Civic/Institutional
• FDA
• Cincinnati Public Schools
• Maketewah Country Club
• Tryed Stone Church
• Hamilton County CAA
• Cincinnati Gardens
• Allen Temple AME Church
• National College
• Reds Urban Youth
Academy
• St. Aloysius
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10. Community Stakeholders
Allen Temple AME
Reds Community Fund
Bond Hill Academy
St. Aloysius
Woodward Career Technical High School
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11. Key Market Data Snapshot:
Crossroads of 4 Distinct Neighborhoods
Dense, diverse area of 136,000 people
Over 32 Major Commercial and Civic Stakeholders
Top 3 industries: Health Care, Manufacturing,
and Professional Services
Over 75,000 employees earning over $4.2 Billion in wages
Daily traffic counts of 37,000 at Reading and Seymour roads
166,000 daily on Paddock Road Interchange I-75
$250 Million of Real Estate investments resulting in over 1,350 jobs
High Residential Owner-Occupancy rate of 43%
Low Vacancy Rate of 12%
$2.5 Billion of Household Purchasing Power
$100 Million of unmet retail demand
Property crime rate 50% lower than the City a 9% decrease since 200011

12. Seymour/Reading Corridor
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13. MidPointe Crossing as of January 2014
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