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The popular winter attraction will move a few blocks west this winter.

Developer Portman Holdings says it will include 62,000-square feet of meeting space, a terrace overlooking Fifth Street, and a skybridge to the convention center.

The project will replace the static light display at the Duke Energy Convention Center with LEDs that can project video.

We talk with the group's president and CEO.

3CDC has gotten massive results — and sometimes, big criticism — with its approach to redevelopment. How have organizations elsewhere approached the work?

The name, of course, is a nod to the Tyler Davidson/Genius of Water fountain on Fountain Square.

The building has been vacant since the department store left it in 2022. 3CDC has plans to renovate and reopen it as office space, with room for a restaurant and retail.

The architectural drawings show sunnier interiors and lots of windows.

Businesses and merchants in Cincinnati's core want to draw people away from malls and suburban shopping centers and are offering a few new events to lure visitors Downtown.

The property on West Fifth Street Downtown has been vacant since the department store closed in 2022. The city purchased the building for $3 million earlier this year.