Giving places new purpose

to strengthen Hamilton County communities.

When properties are productive, communities benefit. Our mission is to put properties back to productive use to transform communities one lot at a time.

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How we put properties back to productive use

Through rehab, stabilization or infill new-build

We operate a market-rate housing program as well as a historic structure stabilization program to prepare properties for new owners.

Through new owners with a plan

We work to match properties with new owners with a transformative vision. See a property you have an idea for? Let us know!

Through community partners and municipalities

We collaborate with communities and local government to ensure properties are repositioned in alignment with community plans.

See our programs Report a delinquent property.

1702 Central before renovation

1702 Central after renovation by OTR A.D.O.P.T.

2112 Hatmaker
Before Renovations

2112 Hatmaker
1 year after Renovations

1537 St. Leger vacant lot following demolition of blighted property

1537 St. Leger with new-build infill housing through REACH Evanston

1710 Brewster with renovations by Easterseals underway

1710 Brewster ribbon cutting

Blight to Bright

Our impact? Vibrant, productive properties where blight and vacancy once held residence, transforming communities one lot at a time.

It really is exciting to see the transformation of an abandoned, lifeless house to one that is cleaned, repaired and painted with a happy family living inside.

- Camp Washington Community Newsletter

The home on Sidney in Camp Washington sat vacant for five years, falling into disrepair. Fortunately, the Camp Washington Community Board acquired it from the Landbank in 2013 to rehab as part of its community plan, and the Campbell family moved into their first home not long after.