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Hebron Free Trade Zone Buildings Change Hands

HEBRON Dividend Capital Trust (DCT) of Denver, Colo., Wednesday announced the acquisition of three structures in Hebron's free-trade zone development, Park West, from New York-based American Real Estate Holdings. Total space in the structures is 1.2 million square feet.

"With our second purchase in Park West, DCT is now one of the top three owners in this important submarket of Cincinnati. The purchase positions DCT to better serve its customers given our critical mass of distribution space," said Teresa Corral, vice president of due diligence for DCT.
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The Future is Now for NKY Professionals

COVINGTON It's not so much about imbibing as it is about making a difference, and the real connections seem to be made at project meetings as opposed to bars.
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Nager Named Challenger News Editor

COVINGTON Award-winning journalist Larry Nager has joined The Sunday Challenger, Northern Kentucky's new hard-hitting newspaper, as Associate Editor for News. Nager will be responsible for the Challenger's reporting on city, county and state news, business news, education and real estate. He will also coordinate the reporting in some sections of ChallengerNKY.com, the new Northern Kentucky news and information website.
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A Family Legacy of Food and Fun on the River

Down Covington's Greenup Street, as you approach the Ohio River, sits Ben Bernstein Way, a fitting tribute to the patriarch who taught the region to embrace river hospitality.
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Local Graphic Artist Finds Business World Going to the Dogs

FORT MITCHELL — Steve Fine was definitely barking up the right tree when he opened his home-based graphic design business almost five years ago. His one and only employee is a combination receptionist, morale officer, security guard and exercise trainer who requires no salary — just an occasional snack.
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