Tax break that helped transform Cincinnati's neighborhoods in jeopardy
6 years ago
The transformation of Washington Park in Over-the-Rhine didn’t happen through pure market forces. Neither did construction of the Warsaw Federal Incline Theater in Price Hill or the ongoing renaissance of the blocks surrounding Findlay Market. Each of those projects used New Markets Tax credits, which may be going away.
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