Madisonville Phase III (Madamore Project)

Cincinnati,
OH
(2020)

Madisonville Phase III (Madamore Project)

Mixed-use, Mixed-use and Commercial, Retail, Workforce Housing

Madisonville Phase III will construct a new complex in the Madisonville neighborhood.

Investment

NMTC Amount: $8,000,000
Total Project Cost: $23,908,085

IMPACT

19 FTE jobs
109 construction jobs

CDEs

Cincinnati Development Fund

Investor

Chase

Project Description

Madisonville Phase III will construct a new complex in the Madisonville neighborhood. This project will be the final part of the Madisonville Community Urban Corporation (MCURC) development initiative at the corner of Madison and Whetsel. The complex will consist of new workforce housing units and retail and office space. The Madisonville branch of the Hamilton County Public Library will occupy a location within the retail/office space off of Whetsel Avenue.

MAP

Address: Madison Road and Whetsel Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45227

Census Tract: 39061005500

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