Sydney Franklin is a Real Estate Enterprise Reporter at the Cincinnati Enquirer. She covers all aspects of real estate and development in Greater Cincinnati, focusing on urban design, housing markets, and the socioeconomic challenges associated with the region's physical growth. Sydney's work has been featured in USA TODAY, Yahoo News, FOX19 WXIX, and other prominent outlets.
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The Enquirer wants to know about your memories of Crosley Tower.
One of Cincinnati's most iconic, if ugly, buildings is under demolition. Help The Enquirer commemorate its legacy by sending in your memories.
By: Scott Wartman, Sydney Franklin
The Fort Washington Way caps will help link Fountain Square and Downtown to The Banks
By: Sydney Franklin
A temporary mini golf course will be installed at The Banks right in front of the Roebling Bridge.
By: Sydney Franklin
Ohio's Transformational Mixed Use Development Program awarded millions of dollars to two office buildings on Fourth Street.
Cincinnati secured a $25 million federal grant to cap Fort Washington Way, aiming to build a new central park.
By: Sydney Franklin
Austin-based DAAS was selected to design a mural to cover the wall of a $28 million garage in downtown Cincinnati next to the new convention center.
By: Sydney Franklin
Cincinnati Enquirer July 13, 2026, 12:31 a.m. ET Mayor Aftab Pureval is expected to announce new details on the city's plan to build a year-round day center for Cincinnati's homeless population.
3CDC counted on an Ohio state grant to begin work on redesigning a park in the heart of downtown Cincinnati, but they didn't get it.
By: Carly Gist, Sydney Franklin
The city is revamping plans for a homeless care center while 3CDC acquires St. Francis Seraph Church site.
