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Council rezones Euclid Avenue parcel for 180-unit student housing project in Corryville

5778439 · March 12, 2025
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Summary

Council approved a zoning change for 2608–2622 Euclid Avenue to allow a proposed student housing project totaling 180 units (reported 480 beds); council members praised the developer’s community engagement and increased parking provisions.

Cincinnati City Council voted to rezone property at 2608–2622 Euclid Avenue to permit a student housing development described by council as 180 units and 480 beds.

Council member Jeffries introduced the zoning order and called the project “a great project” to address student housing shortages in Corryville. Vice Mayor Kearney praised the developer’s community engagement and said changes were made to increase automobile and bicycle parking in response to neighborhood concerns. Council member Nolan said the project was a net positive for Corryville and the University of Cincinnati.

Roll call on the zoning order recorded unanimous support among members present: Vice Mayor Kearney — Yes; Council member Nolan — Yes; Council member Parks — Yes; Council member Walsh — Yes; Council member Albee — Yes; Council member Grama Dean — Yes; Council member Jeffries — Yes; Council member Johnson — Yes. The measure passed.