The company is able to do this by renovating a historic building instead of developing a completely new building. The first tenants started moving in this past November, and construction is now wrapping up on the remainder of the building. Holtzman said City Club Apartments CBD Cincinnati will have the best amenities and services but rent will be competitive with other downtown apartments. Jonathan Holtzman, chairman and CEO of City Club Apartments LLC, said he expects the apartments to be fully leased by the end of the summer. The developers of City Club Apartments CBD Cincinnati are celebrating the grand opening of the $67 million transformation of the 309 Vine building from offices to 294 luxury apartments, 45,000 square feet of class A creative office space, street-level retail and restaurants.
