Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority

The Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority, commonly referred to as The Port, serves as a powerful economic development agency for the Cincinnati metropolitan region and Hamilton County in Ohio. Established in 2000, The Port is not a traditional maritime shipping port but a quasi-governmental authority focused on transforming unproductive real estate and driving investment into commercial, industrial, and residential redevelopment. Its operations include acquiring and revitalizing properties, supporting advanced manufacturing, promoting equitable housing opportunities, and delivering innovative public finance solutions. While The Port does not directly facilitate cargo movement or harbor traditional port terminals, its economic impact is significant, generating jobs, supporting community growth, and enabling large-scale projects that address disinvestment and neighborhood decline. The organization's board is jointly appointed by the City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, reflecting its foundational role in regional development strategy. The Port continues to expand its workforce and influence as it accommodates growth in projects and partnerships, ensuring that development aligns with local priorities for equity, prosperity, and community well-being.

Facilities

• Atrium Two headquarters (221 E. Fourth St., Cincinnati)
• Industrial revitalization sites (Bond Hill & Roselawn, Evanston, Walnut Hills, Price Hill, Central Business District)
• Neighborhood redevelopment properties throughout Hamilton County

Operating Hours

Monday–Friday, 8:30 AM–5:00 PM Eastern Time