Lisa Murtha

The owner’s three main requests, says Senhauser, were “light, light, and light."

The Scripps family’s ties to Cincinnati can be traced all the way back to 1883, when family patriarch Edward Willis bought the Penny Post.

They’ve been called Cincinnati’s “first couple of civil rights,” and it’s a title they never stopped earning.

Carl Lindner Sr. was fond of saying, “You can do anything you want to, children; the sky’s the limit.” Clearly, his kids were listening.

It took two years and tons of elbow grease to convert this 10,000-square-foot church into a home.

One verdant way to rework a crumbling, century-old structure.

A lot depends on how long you think you’re going to be there.

There are some things to keep in mind.

“There’s more demand than there is supply.”

Always looking for a way into the housing market.