Cincinnati Enquirer reporter Randy Tucker addressed rumors of an imminent move of a Greyhound bus station, which occupies 2.5 acres of property purchased by Chavez Properties in 2021. Martin Chavez II, asset manager for the family-owned company, cited long-range goals and strategic repositioning of the property to achieve higher and better use potential. Read the full story. 

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