The corporate heart of Cincinnati, Ohio marks the location of the distinctive PNC center – a bright white tower rising from a prominent corner of E-Fifth Street. It features stunning east, west and north views from its position on the 19th floor of this desirable address. The building, which benefits from stylish interiors, is situated downtown, close to the pedestrian bridge over the Ohio River and highly accessible for routes 471, 71 and 75. With 78% of businesses in downtown being small, Cincinnati is keen to encourage small companies to grow. The center is also close to corporate HQs including big names in consumer goods, finance, energy and telecoms, attracted by the area’s connectivity and its position at the center of 13 counties. The city is also noted for its convention and conference trade, with 300,000sq ft of exhibition space available.
This center is located in the Towers of Kenwood, just off I-71 in the Kenwood area. This conveniently located center is easily accessible to downtown, Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport and other major highways. Center amenities include a distinguished business address and professional atmosphere, a friendly, professional support staff, two fully furnished conference rooms, professional reception area, and video conferencing. Free covered parking is provided. This building features a marbled entrance with fountain , a deli/coffee bar, Exclusively Male Salon, Delta airline reservations center, and 24-hour security.
The Summit Woods business center is in a five-story building within one of the newest office complexes in Sharonville Business Park. It offers a modern, professional corporate environment and is surrounded by green space - beautiful parks with walking trails and covered pavilions - and upscale residential communities. The business center is conveniently located off Interstate I-275, one exit off I-71, three exits from I-75 and 18 miles from downtown Cincinnati. Cincinnati, which is ranked sixth metro area in the USA for business expansion, is strong in both services and manufacturing. Greater Cincinnati is the US headquarters of banks and financial services, airlines, hotel and casino operators and manufacturers of automotive and train parts, as well as a truck production plant. It's also home to the construction, real estate, food and beverage sectors, pharmaceuticals, surgical instruments and household consumer products manufacturers. There are a number of amenities close to the business center.
