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Cincinnati, OH

Office · primary market · Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN · population 2,255,257

Asset classIndustrialOfficeRetailMultifamilyLandResidential

Score

−0.03 Flat

Public data alone: −0.03. No firm read has been written for this market, so the score is the public data and nothing else.

Macro economic

+0.15Flat35% of the score

average hourly earnings growth (+8.3% YoY) and unemployment rate (3.9%) lead the read; labor force growth (−0.5% YoY) pulls against them. 1 other sits near neutral. All 5 indicators reported.

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IndicatorPublishedScoredAs ofSource
Average hourly earnings growth (YoY)+8.3% YoY+1.002026-07-01fred · SMU39171400500000003
House price index change (YoY)+3.8% YoY+0.222026-04-01fred · ATNHPIUS17140Q
Job growth (total nonfarm, YoY)+0.5% YoY+0.012026-07-01fred · CINC139NA
Labor force growth (YoY)−0.5% YoY−0.502026-06-01fred · CINC139LF
Unemployment rate (level and direction)3.9%+0.402026-06-01fred · CINC139URN

Published is the figure the source released; scored is that figure mapped onto the −1 to +1 scale by market-thresholds.json. Dates differ because the sources publish on different schedules — employment monthly, home prices quarterly, census structure annually.

Office specific

−0.18Flat40% of the score

educational attainment (36.9%) and professional & business services employment growth (+1.1% YoY) lead the read; information sector employment growth (−5.6% YoY) and financial activities employment growth (−0.3% YoY) pull against them. All 4 indicators reported.

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IndicatorPublishedScoredAs ofSource
Educational attainment (bachelor's or higher)36.9%+0.312023-12-31census · S1501_C02_015E
Financial activities employment growth−0.3% YoY−0.342026-07-01fred · CINC139FIRE
Information sector employment growth−5.6% YoY−1.002026-07-01fred · CINC139INFO
Professional & business services employment growth+1.1% YoY+0.212026-07-01fred · CINC139PBSV

Published is the figure the source released; scored is that figure mapped onto the −1 to +1 scale by market-thresholds.json. Dates differ because the sources publish on different schedules — employment monthly, home prices quarterly, census structure annually.

Your read

—25% of the score

Nothing is written for this market yet, so the score above is the public data and nothing else. A read of your own is for the SPECIFIC, CHECKABLE events that move a market before they reach a government series — a fabricator breaking ground, a port expansion, a rail spur, an entitlement that just cleared, a single tenant taking a million feet.

Worth 25% here, and reserved for it: a read of your own changes your firm’s view of this market and nothing else — the public score stays exactly as it is. Writing one is not open yet.

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