7.64 acres in Hamilton County, Ohio

Subject parcel spans 7.639 acres with frontage along E Kemper Road and access via easement to Century Boulevard, including corner signage. Zoned Office Business (OB), which allows for office, school, church, government building, medical ambulatory care, and veterinary care uses. Near the Interstates 275 and 75 interchange, surrounded by ample retail development in Cincinnatis Springdale suburb. Nearby demand generators include Sams Club, Target, Dave & Busters, Cassinelli Square, Planet Fitness, and the Tri-County Golf Ranch. 1141 E Kemper Road welcomes investors and developers to develop a 7.639-acre commercial parcel in a northern Cincinnati commercial thoroughfare. The subject land site comes with access off East Kemper Road and an access easement to Century Boulevard, with all utilities to the site. 1141 E Kemper Road is zoned Office Business, which allows a range of commercial uses, including office, school, church, government, medical-ambulatory care, and veterinary care. Commercial developments surround the land parcel, including Tri-County Mall, Springdale Plaza, Towne Center, and Kemper Square. As the city's primary shopping, dining, and entertainment corridor, Kemper Road sees daily traffic of more than 23,800 vehicles. Residents of the Springdale suburb often visit the Hilda-Ross Memorial Park (2 miles) for outdoor recreation, enjoy a round of golf at the Glenview Golf Course (3 miles), and are about 20 miles from both Great American Ball Park and Paycor Stadium. Home of the Cincinnati Reds, Great American Ball Park offers over 40,000 seats. In contrast, Paycor Stadium home of the Cincinnati Bengals features more than 60,000 fans cheering on their favorite players in the stands. The Springdale Community Center features several amenities, including an Olympic-sized pool and splash pad, and hosts local events throughout the year. The 5-mile demographics confirm a growing population of 141,269 residents, with average household income exceeding $98,500 and robust spending power of more than $1.8 billion annually. Entertainment, food and beverages, household goods, and transportation represent the realms largest spending categories, aligning with Kemper Roads development and consumer demand.