Tavistock Development Co. LLC revealed to Orlando Business Journal it partnered with Columbus, Ohio-based Steiner + Associates to master plan the next phases of the Lake Nona Town Center. Steiner + Associates will work with Tavistock Development on retail planning, leasing and development services.

This year’s State of the Region report, to be released today, says new projections based on recent population shifts and building trends show the overall population in the region perhaps nearing 3 million in 34 years.

At a time when attracting traditional department store anchors to a new or existing project is more difficult than ever before, one category that has continued to emerge as the next generation “anchor” is restaurants.

AC Hotels by Marriott is a lifestyle hotel for the design conscious traveler, offering a stylish, cosmopolitan feel. With 130 thoughtfully designed guestrooms, guests will enjoy state-of-the-art amenities new to the greater Cincinnati metroplex.

When talking about the retail sector, the economy has to be part of the conversation. Trends in retail concepts follow consumer behavior. In 2010, when the recovery began, wealthy consumers were the first to return to the marketplace. Not surprisingly, luxury retail concepts followed these wealthy shoppers.

As an active member of the Columbus chapter of Urban Land Institute, Steiner + Associates CEO Yaromir Steiner hosted a meeting of nearly 300 Buckeye Lake residents and local political leaders this month to discuss the vision and potential redevelopment of the Buckeye Lake area.

This January, Steiner + Associates’ President Laura Wedekind dedicated her time to The Young Enterprising Women’s Forum at Otterbein University.

“A sitting governor running for president of the United States. The first Gen Xer to lead the region’s largest business group…”

Change for Charity, Steiner + Associates’ innovative and wildly successful community outreach and charitable giving program, recently celebrated its fifteenth anniversary, and the groundbreaking initiative shows no signs of slowing down.

As Greater Cincinnati’s northern suburbs along the Interstate 75 corridor grew, Liberty Township’s location became more of an asset than a liability. It also offered the mostly rural, but growing bedroom community the chance to get a central business district.